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Oldest objects in Universe might be surprisingly immature

Washington, April 29: A new study has suggested that globular clusters, which are some of the oldest objects in the Universe, might be surprisingly less mature in their development than previously

Prehistoric Hobbits’ remains do not show signs of growth disorders

Washington, April 28 : Scientists at Florida State University in Tallahassee say that remains of Homo floresiensis, also known as hobbits, do not show any sign of growth disorders, refuting earlier

2,200-year-old gemstones unearthed in Iran

GemstonesTehran, April 28: Archeologists have discovered 2,200-year-old gemstones and jewels belongi

Blind mice see the light after algae protein treatment

London, April 28: Swiss researchers have successfully treated blind mice to sense light by inserting a protein derived from algae into their eyes.

Carbon emissions may be immaterial to global warming in future

Washington, Carbon EmissionsApril 28: W

New Zealand scientists defrosting giant squid

Wellington  - New Zealand scientists on Monday began the tricky job of defrosting a rare colossal squid that has been in a deep freeze since it was caught in Antarctic waters in February last year.

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