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Earthquakes and Landslides’ Risk Increase in Himalayas
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh in the USA have done a study to find out the reason behind flood. The scientists have also provided with new insight of the long-term impacts of earthquakes
Scientists Evaluates Favorable Mutations on Tomato
The scientists have recently evaluated changes caused by mutation in fruits and vegetables. The scientists found natural mutations in two important tomato genes that were selected for different purpos
Archaeologists Found Viking Army Camp in England
Archaeologists have discovered a huge camp which was home to thousands of Vikings as they prepared to conquer England in the late ninth century. The research was conducted by a archaeologists’ t
PEOPLE EXHIBIT PRO-SOCIO BEHAVIOUR AS THE WORLD ENDS
A new study suggests that people will be exhibiting pro-socio behavior like creating new social relationships and strengthening existing ones as the world ends. This study was on the basis of the virt
EVIDENCE STRENGTHENING ELEPHANT’S INTELLIGENCE AND SELF-AWARENESS
Only a few animals have so far demonstrated their ability to recognize themselves upon seeing their reflection in a mirror. In this list come the elephants, great apes, magpies and dolphins. This capa
Revolutionary 3d-Printed Chain Mail for Astronauts
With the mix of latest technology and classical techniques used by warriors the scientists have created a metal fabric. The development took place under the guidance of Raul Polit Casillas from NASA&r
New Approach by Scientists to Construct Buildings
Scientists have developed a faster technology at MIT that helps the constructor to create 3-D print the basic structure of an entire building.The scientists have cleared that structures built with thi
NEW GENE-EDITING TECHNOLOGY TO FIGHT ARTHRITIS
Using a new gene-editing technology, scientists have rewired mouse stem-cells to fight inflammation owing to arthritis and related chronic conditions. The technology used is known as CRISPR, which sta
Cause for the Oklahama Largest Earthquake
There has been a change in the rate of the wastewater insertion in the disposable wells. A report has been published in Seismological Research Letters which states that this change in rate has added t
Extinct Human DNA Found
Europe and Asia has several pre-historic sites which include tools and other human made artifacts, but skeletal remains of humans are very rare in these sites. To uncover new methods of finding ancien
Be Alert While Charging Your Smart Phone
Recently scientists have warned people that they should be more attentive which charging their smartphone. It is being noticed that most people prefer to plug their phones into public charging station
BABOONS- INTERESTING FACTS
With big, hairless bottoms that become red, and tuffs of hair on either side of their faces, Baboons are one of the most identifiable species of monkey. They don't use their tail like a hand like othe
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