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Quadrillion tons of diamonds lie under Earth's surface, scientists say More than a quadrillion tons of diamonds -- or one thousand times more than 1 trillion -- are buried in the Earth, U.S. researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology... more

Science Why do we find our own voice strange? It's all in the head You probably hate the sound of your own voice when you hear it through a microphone or a recording. Well there is good news - and a little bad. The bad news is that your voice... More
Science Dramatic drop in people’s IQ levels since 1975, study reveals The age of technology has no doubt made our lives easier yet it turns out that it also makes us dumber. A recent study by a Norwegian scientist proved that the IQ of westerners... More
Science Contact lost with NASA rover falls amid massive dust storm on Mars A NASA rover on Mars has fallen silent as a gigantic dust storm envelops the planet and blots out the sun. Flight controllers tried late Tuesday night to contact Opportunity,... More
Science Deep Learning: Turkey's biggest artificial intelligence community There is no denying that the future of mankind will be determined by interaction with artificial intelligence. A community based in Turkey aims to guide and help young people get involved with artificial intelligence More
Turkey Turkey's Antarctica research base to open next year Officials announced yesterday that the first Turkish research base in Antarctica will open in 2019 as the country looks to have a stake in the region alongside the world superpowers More
Science Mars rover discovers ingredients needed for life Scientists reported Thursday that NASA's Curiosity rover has found potential building blocks of life in an ancient Martian lakebed. Hints have been found before, but this... More
Science Earliest know animal footprints dating back 541M years found in China The earliest known footprints left by an animal on Earth, dating back some 541 million years, have been uncovered in China, a study said Wednesday. It is unclear just what... More
Science SpaceX delays plans to send tourists around moon until middle of next year SpaceX will not send tourists around the moon this year as previously announced, and will delay the project until the middle of next year, US media reported on Monday. "A... More
Science Pluto’s dunes made of frozen, wind-swept methane grains Scientists have detected another exotic feature on one of the solar system's most wondrous worlds, a large field of dunes on the surface of the distant, frigid dwarf planet... More
Science Peruvian scientists use DNA to trace origins of Inca emperors Researchers in Peru believe they have traced the origins of the Incas - the largest pre-Hispanic civilization in the Americas - through the DNA of the modern-day descendants... More
Science Ingestible smart capsule could detect gut illnesses Scientists have developed a swallowed capsule packed with tiny electronics and millions of genetically engineered living cells that might someday be used to spot health problems... More

Science Latest discovery brings Jupiter's moon count to 79 Astronomers are still finding moons at Jupiter, 400 years after Galileo used his spyglass to spot the first ones. The latest discovery of a dozen small moons brings the... More
Science Scientists peer into heart of hurricanes to improve intensity forecast Despite advances in predicting where hurricanes are heading, forecasters are still struggling to determine a crucial factor in deciding emergency measures and evacuations:... More
Science Scientists find 'world's oldest' biological colors Australian researchers have uncovered the world's oldest biological color in the Sahara Desert, in a find they said Tuesday helped explain why complex life forms only recently... More
Science Conquering the skies: Turkish couple set eyes on space Starting with buying off a U.S. - based aviation company, Eren and Fatih Özmen are now named as one of the most influential and successful names in the aviation industry and now the couple aim higher, up to the space with the new NASA program More
Science Turkey's portable museum attracts huge crowd in Ethiopia The Portable Mathematics Museum set up by Turkey's Yunus Emre Institute (YEE) gains huge attention from students in northern Ethiopia. The museum, aimed to increase awareness... More
Science Turkish study finds interstellar space is a greasy place Despite conceptions of the galaxy being empty darkness except for a few planets, stars and meteorites, interstellar space is actually full of greasy, carbon-based particles,... More
Science Sivas plans Muslim scientists, scholars museum Central Turkey's Sivas is set to open an "Explorers Museum," city Governor Davut Gül has announced. The construction of the museum, which will highlight the work of prominent... More
Science Coldest temperature on Earth recorded in Antarctica Scientists announced Tuesday that they have recorded the coldest temperature ever on Earth.Using satellite data, researchers discovered that a series of valleys on an ice... More
Science Beetle toxin may fight cancer, Turkish scientists find The potent toxin of the Paederus beetle – which commonly causes skin irritation in humans – may have a positive effect in combating cancer, according to a team... More
Science Coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth in Antarctica Scientists announced Tuesday they have recorded the coldest temperatures ever on Earth. Using satellite data, researchers discovered that a series of valleys on an ice... More
Science NASA after Turkish technology for Mars mission Turkey's technology companies have already conquered Silicon Valley but one in particular has stolen the heart of NASA More

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