Science News

Even low levels of nitrogen pollution has drastic environmental effects

London, Feb 7: A new study has indicated that lower, chronic levels of nitrogen pollution has much more substantial long-term effects on the atmosphere than previously believed.

Galaxy without dark matter confuses astronomers

GalaxyLondon, Feb 7: A new study has revealed that a spiral galaxy, which lies 15 million light years a

PET more accurate than CT in characterising benign, malignant lung nodules

PETWashington, February 7: A multi-institutional study suggests that positron emission tomography (PET) is more

Russian boffins close to creating time machine

London, Feb. 7: Two Russian scientists have claimed that they are close t to creating a time machine.

Crayfish existed in Australia as far back as the Mesozoic Era

Washington, Feb 7: The discovery of crayfish body fossils and burrows in Victoria, Australia, has provided the first physical evidence that crayfish existed on the continent as far back as the Meso

Now, 3-D holographic displays with ‘erase and rewrite’ feature

London, February 7: University of Arizona optical scientists say that they have devised a way to create three-dimensional holographic displays that can be erased and rewritten within minutes.

Pages