Science News

Nanomirrors that bend X-ray beams may lead to improved space telescopes

Washington, June 12 : Researchers at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in the US have developed nanomirrors that can help to bend X-ray beams, leading to greatly improved space telescopes

New experiments to test exactly how antimatter reacts to gravity

London, June 12 : Physicists have proposed new experiments to test exactly how antimatter reacts to gravity.

Researchers untangle vital problem in quantum computing

Washington, June 12 : Two researchers from Arizona State University in the US have untangled a vital problem in quantum computing, which could help in the realization of next generation computers.<

Scientists use diamonds to trace origin of platinum rich region in South Africa

Washington, June 12 : Scientists have traced the origin of the unique platinum deposits in a South African region by using diamonds.

Rising fuel costs could lead to nuclear-powered ships

Washington, June 12 : A bill recently passed by the House of Representatives aims to make many more of the ships in the US naval fleet nuclear powered, including amphibious assault ships that carry

Indian origin scientist designs plasma-propelled flying saucer

Washington, June 12 : A scientist of Indian origin from the University of Florida in the US has conceptualized the design for a plasma-propelled flying saucer.

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