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A STUDY HELPS OCEAN ZONING AND SAVING SEABIRDS
A 2015 study estimated a 69.5% decline in seabird populations in Central California between 1950 and 2010 owing to increased pollution and commercial fishing. The current research by the Anna Studwel
Membrane Recycling Sustains Vision
A research by the Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK, and the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bengaluru, says that the balancing act in eye’s cell membranes is essential for susta
First Design of National Flag by Sister Nivedita
The first design of Indian Flag was pictured by Sister Nivedita was recently exhibited at the residential of Indian Scientists Acharya Jagadish Chandra Basu. The design which was designed in 1904 has
Asteroids Pelt Earth's Surface
The scientists have observed that Dino- Killing Asteroid may have punctured earth’s crust. The scientists analyzed the crater from the cosmic impact that ended the age of dinosaurs. The scientis
A Way to Extract Radioactivity from Water
A team of researchers at Rice University and Kazan Federal University, Russia have discovered a method to pull out radioactive elements from water. The scientists have added that their new discovery c
POWERFUL OCULOMOTOR MECHANISM BEHIND BLINKING EYES
Once in a few seconds, we automatically blink our eyes. And, back in their sockets our eyeballs roll. Have you ever wondered why this shuttering doesn’t plunge us into intermittent light and dar
NEW EGYPTIAN TOMBS WIDEN NEW KINGDOM’S FUNCTION
12 new tombs of the 18th Dynasty have been discovered by the Swedish mission at Gebel el Silsila, Egypt. These include those rock-cut tombs with one or two chambers, crypts cut into the rock, offering
VALUABLE LESSON TAUGHT BY ICE AGE EXTINCTIONS
The research by Matt Davis, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Yale University, on Ice Age extinctions have been published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B journal. He found that the anima
Astronomical Watch to Keep a Track of the Planetary Orbit
The makers of Luxury watches have successfully created a wristwatch which can show the planetary Orbit. The duo of Van Cleef & Arpel have developed this wrist watch and named it the Midnight Plan&
Friends Influence Children's Fear of Danger
A team of researchers from the University of East Anglia have analyzed that close friends may influence children's fear or phobias. The study was based on whether best friends' fear responses have an
NOISE POLLUTION ADVERSELY AFFECTS BIRDS
Excessive noise pollution can negatively affect animals which depend on sound to communicate and get info about their environment says a new study. This study which was carried by Jacob Damsky and Meg
Scientists Find New Bug Species
Researchers have found two new species of katydid in Malaysia. The scientists have claimed that the females of these new species sport rosy pink and red colour. The male Katydids are uniform green hue
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