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Mars rover to be on display in Washington museum The type of vehicle that could explore the surface of Mars is going on display in Washington. The National Air and Space Museum is featuring the Mars rover concept vehicle... more

Science Scientists use GPS to predict volcanic eruptions Researchers are hailing a breakthrough in the study of volcanic eruptions, as new ways of modeling data might make this science as reliable as a weather forecast. Scientists... More
History Letters show Einstein's marriage formula was off beam Albert Einstein may have been a genius when it came to the world of physics - but the magic formula for marriage eluded him, according to letters up for auction at Christie's. The... More
Science Bolivian glacier samples ready for global ice archives Scientists studying global warming recently climbed Bolivia's towering Mount Illimani and extracted samples of glacier ice packed with thousands of years of climate data. The... More
Science Telecom operators fix their eyes on the 34.4 million SIM cards Nearly half of 4.5G service subscribers in Turkey reached 5.5 GB of internet usage by increasing their consumption by three-and-a-half times since it was introduced. Now, Turkish telecom operators are targeting 34.4 million users who do not have 4.5G compatible SIM cards or mobile phones More
Science US to see first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years this August This August, the U.S. will experience its first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years. Total solar eclipses occur every year or two or three, often in the middle... More
Science NASA’s Kepler finds 10 more Earth-like planets Astronomers on Monday added 219 candidates to the growing list of planets beyond the solar system, 10 of which may be about the same size and temperature as Earth, boosting... More
Science Science Says: DNA shows early spread of cats in human world As early humans journeyed around the world, they took with them their feline friends, according to a study that analyzed cat DNA dating back up to 9,000 years More
Science Turkey 2nd in citizenship applications for space nation Over half a million people have applied to become citizens of the first "space nation" Asgardia with Turkish nationals ranking second in the number of applications, according... More
Science NASA to color skies over the US East Coast in new experiment A high-flying science experiment may color the skies above the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast with bluish green and red clouds on Sunday evening, as NASA seeks to learn more about... More
Science There is no age limit to coding The 28th Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) brings software developers with entrepreneurs of all ages to the heart of Silicon Valley More
Science ‘Dinosaur mummy’ with guts intact on display in Canada The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta, Canada is displaying a newly discovered species of dinosaur that, thanks to its mysteriously well-preserved body, is... More

Asia Pacific Unsuccessful MH370 search provides useful scientific knowledge Detailed sea-floor maps made during the unsuccessful search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, released by Australia on Wednesday, could help increase the knowledge... More
Science Afghan all-girl robotics team wins medal at global robotics competition in US Teams left with medals in a variety of categories at an international robotics competition in Washington that attracted teams of teenagers from more than 150 nations. The... More
Science First pictures taken on ISS by Japan’s space drone released The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has for the first time released photos and videos taken by the Internal Ball Camera, or simply Int-Ball, a drone on the International... More
Science NASA releases new images of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot NASA on Wednesday released a series of stunning images of a raging storm on Jupiter, known as the Great Red Spot, snapped earlier this week as an unmanned probe zipped by. The... More
Science Giving to others does make us happy, study fines What inspires humans to acts of generosity? Economists, psychologists and philosophers have pondered this question for millennia.If one assumes that human behavior is primarily... More
Science US scientists undo memory loss in brain-damaged mice Scientists, for the first time, have completely reversed memory loss resulting from traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in mice, a team of researchers announced Monday.An experimental... More
Science NASA's Juno to fly over ‘Eye of Jupiter’ for first time An unmanned NASA spacecraft is about to fly over a massive storm raging on Jupiter, in a long-awaited a journey that could shed new light on the forces driving the planet's... More
Science Artificial intelligence: The engine of growth Artificial intelligence technology has the potential to spur growth in a wide range of fields including manufacturing robots, security solutions, customer relations and natural language perception. In 2016, an estimated $8 billion was invested on AI. That amount is likely to grow exponentially and reach at least $50 billion over the next four years More
Science Researchers unveil first battery-free cellphone Scientists at Washington University invented a battery-free cellphone that uses microvolts of energy from radio signals in the environment or light, hoping to put an end to... More
Science Smaller states top UN's global cybersecurity ranking Singapore has a near-perfect approach to cybersecurity, but many other rich countries have holes in their defenses and some poorer countries are showing them how it should... More
Science Bird-like dinosaurs sat on eggs to incubate them like modern hens Feathered dinosaurs that walked on two legs and had parrot-like beaks shared another characteristic with modern birds -- they brooded clutches of eggs at a temperature similar... More

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