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3000-year-old board games and a compass-rose discovered in Iranian island

London, April 21: An ancient four-pointed compass-rose showing directions of ‘four cardinal points’ and a number of board-games carved on rocks, dating back to around 3000 years, have been discover

Huge rise in temperatures may cause Earth’s tectonic plates to halt

Earth's tectonic platesLondon, April 21: In a hypothetical scenario, scientists hav

Here’s how metabolism varies between populations

London, April 21: An unusual study of frozen urine samples has shed new light on the diversity of human metabolism across the globe, say researchers at Imperial College London.

Here's how metabolism varies between populations

London, April 21: An unusual study of frozen urine samples has shed new light on the diversity of human metabolism across the globe, say researchers at Imperial College London.

Fake concrete bat roosts will help in reclaiming tropical forests

London, April 21 : Ecologists have placed fake concrete bat roosts in deforested areas in Costa Rica, in an effort to reclaim tropical forests.

'Bionic eye' gives grandma a chance to see the world again

Wellington, Bionic EyeApr 21: A group of American scientists have given a visually impaired grand

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