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Hatchlings of Olive Ridley Turtles Ready for Sea Journey
Gahirmatha beach on Odisha’s coast welcomed nearly 2 lakh baby Olive Ridley turtles. Such a great number of hatchlings have provided relief to conservationists. The hatchlings broke out of their
Mimiviruses: Most Cell-like Viruses Till Now
The research team headed by Didier Raoult, has recently discovered a new giant virus Mimiviruses. This discovery has left the biologists all over the world fascinated. The unique ability of these vir
A RARE PHOTO OF TITANIC FOR AUCTION
A rare photo of the famous ocean liner- Titanic, taken probably the day before it set sail has come for auction at the UK auction house. The 18 x 11 inches image was captured on 9 April, 1912, at the
Family Link, the App for Your Child
With the world becoming more digitalized keeping your child away from screens is becoming tough. Google brings to you a solution for this problem. Family Link, the new app by Google allows you to mana
Jellyfish Appeared Even Before Sponges
A new study found that jelly fish is the oldest of all animals on the Earth. Since a long time, debates are going on which came first sponges or jelly-fish. The most accepted one was sponges because o
A Trip to Moon
Space X, an American Space exploration organization, will be sending two passengers to the moon next year. The tourists who will be taking the trip have paid a huge amount of money for this and will b
Remedy to Repair Congenital Hearing Loss Found
More than 300 genetic defects have been found to restrain the hair cells of the human ear from working properly. To restore the functionality of the dead cells, a research team has successfully treate
PLANTS ARE STABILIZING CLIMATE CHANGE, LET’S CONTRIBUTE TOO
Plants take up CO2 during photosynthesis for food. In glass greenhouses these have been found to grow more profusely and faster due to the high levels of CO2. A team of researchers from the Carnegie I
A Cure for the Defective Immune System
In a turn of events the body’s immune system may go against you body’s protective covering and lead to paralyzing the body. To find a solution to this problem researchers have come up with
Prehistoric Art and ‘Jewellery’ Discovered at Sulawesi Island
A unique collection of prehistoric art and jewellery was excavated at Sulawesi Island, Indonesia. It dated back to 30,000 years ago by a joint Indonesian – Australian team. A new reflection was
Educational Apps for Children
There definitely are a handful of apps, which in true terms are Brain Food Apps and not Junk Food Apps. Researchers have revealed that young children learn best when they are fully engaged and involve
Pre-Test Anxiety
Pre-Test anxiety has been a common trend in students. Even after studying hard the entire year, when the night before exam arrives, the student tends to go all worried and tensed. It is normal to fee
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