Paleontologists reconstruct a 250-million-year old Aquatic reptile!
Taking cues from a 250-million-year old fossil, scientists have reconstructed a reptilian skull of an extinct Aquatic animal. The skull has been constructed by...
New Energy guidelines: Politicians can’t pressure scientists
A new set of scientific integrity guidelines, announced today, wants to give researchers more leeway in their communications with the media as a way...
A teenager becomes part of NASA’s Mars landing team
U.S. – A new Mars Rover project from NASA is going to launch by the end of 2020, and a teenager’s proposal is likely...
Lost Ancient City Found Underwater is Not Man-Made
When sea divers in Greece's Zakynthos island found smooth floors and circular column bases under the sea, they thought that they have discovered an...
Japan now has a military communications satellite in orbit
Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched the Kirameki-2 satellite aboard the agency’s H-IIA rocket on Tuesday afternoon. The payload will enhance military communications amid...
NASA Opportunity Mars rover will explore fluid-carved gully
The oldest exploration rover on Mars will take on another mission. The Opportunity Mars rover will set out to explore a gully on Mars...
Top 5 new species of 2018
Every year new species from every kingdom pop up into our knowledge and repertoire of the wonderful and strange things that inhabit our world....
Rare Children Disease Found In Fossil of Dinosaur That Existed 80...
A study published in the journal Scientific Reports has found a rare disease that mostly affects children in the fossils of a dinosaur that existed 66...
Study says smart people tend to like mean jokes
Ulrike Willinger and a team of researchers from the Medical University of Vienna conducted a study to find out whether there is a relation...
Japan fails to launch its SS-520 mini-rocket into orbit
Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has failed to launch an in-orbit satellite through a mini-rocket that was in development over the last few years....