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NASA scientists outsmarted by 13-year-old schoolboy!

NASALondon, Apr 17: A 13-year-old schoolboy stunned NASA scientists after he corrected their estimates on the

Indian origin researcher unveils Victorian piston to cool space-age electronics

London, April 16: A researcher of Indian origin and his colleagues at the University of Twente in Enschede, The Netherlands, have developed a new prototype that may form the basis for future coolin

Potatoes could alleviate global food crisis

London, April 16: They might be derided for contributing to expanding waistlines but potatoes may be the solution for alleviating the global food crisis.

Long-extinct Neanderthals speak out

London, April 16: They’ve been dead for 30,000 years, but people may soon be able to hear Neanderthals speak, thanks to a computer model developed by researchers at the Florida Atlantic University

Tennis line judges mess up one in ten close calls

London, April 16: A new analysis has suggested that the visual limits of tennis line judges mean that they are bound to mess up almost a tenth of all close calls.

Sea levels could rise by up to one-and-a-half meters by end of 21st century

London, April 16: A new scientific analysis has suggested that sea levels could rise by up to one-and-a-half meters by the end of this century.

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