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New solar cycle begins with a blast

New solar cycle - Cycle 24Washington, Jan 15: Scientists have said that the new sol

The world would sound very different through someone else’s ears

Washington, Jan 14: “What is music to your ears might be noise to others,” this phrase seems quite true as a new study has revealed that if you could hear the world through someone else's ears it w

125 mln-year-old dinosaur had skull like Indian fish-eating ‘gharial’

DinosaurWashington, Jan 14: Biologists have analyzed the fossils of a dinosaur found near Dorking in S

Development of balloon-borne telescope to help in direct view of exoplanets

London, Jan 13 : A team of researchers have suggested that a direct view of planets in other solar systems could be possible using a balloon-borne telescope afloat in the stratosphere.

Researchers develop new understanding for superconductivity at high temperatures

Superconductivity at high temperaturesWashington, Jan 13: An

Bering Sea may not remain productive fishery by 2100 due to ocean warming

Washington, Jan 12: Ecologists have predicted that the Bering Sea, which is one of the world’s most productive fisheries, would be unsustainable by the year 2100 because of warmer ocean surfaces wi

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