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ScienceMar 14, 2018

Stephen Hawking passes away: Here are some of his famous quotes

Stephen Hawking dead, Stephen Hawking famous quotes, Hawking radiation, A Brief History of Time Hawking, Stephen Hawking PhD thesis, Stephen Hawking Cambridge University, black holes Stephen Hawking

ScienceMar 14, 2018

Stephen Hawking dead: Six videos of the physicist you need to watch

ScienceMar 13, 2018

Moon race continues without Google’s Lunar XPrize Subscriber Only

Google Lunar XPrize, global lunar missions, NASA lunar missions, SpaceX, ISRO Chandrayaan-2, Israel Space Agency, Suzuki, Apollo missions, Lockheed Martin, SpaceIL

ScienceMar 13, 2018

NASA’s Hubble telescope set to uncover mysteries of rare ‘relic galaxy’

NASA Hubble Space telescope, ancient galaxy, early Universe, stellar islands, Milky Way, massive galaxies, globular clusters, Perseus cluster, James Webb Space telescope

ScienceMar 12, 2018

NASA probe to search for interstellar water, find origin of habitable planets

Interstellar water, NASA James Webb Space telescope, habitable planets, newborn stars, hydrogen, molecular clouds, dust specks, infrared radiations, infant stars, ice disks

ScienceMar 12, 2018

Now, use Google AI to hunt planets from NASA data

Google AI system, NASA Kepler telescope, exoplanet discovery, Google Brain Team, machine learning systems, Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite mission, Kepler photometry, neural networks

ScienceMar 12, 2018

Habitable ‘super-Earth’ among 15 new exoplanets discovered: Study Subscriber Only

Super-Earths, Tokyo Institute of Technology, NASA Kepler spacecraft, red dwarf star, Nordic Optical Telescope, exoplanet discovery, liquid water, ground-based telescopes

ScienceMar 12, 2018

NASA satellites recreate solar eruption in 3D

NASA 3D CME models, solar bursts, Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, Johns Hopkins University, high-energy particles, Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, weather forecasting, near-Earth space, satellite observations, space weather forecasts

ScienceMar 12, 2018

SpaceX Mars rocket ship could make short test flights in 2019: Elon Musk Subscriber Only

ScienceMar 9, 2018

NASA reveals plans for future missions to Moon Subscriber Only

NASA Moon missions, Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway, NASA Lunar CATALYST partnerships, Donald Trump administration, commercial robotic missions, in-situ resource utilisation, lunar payloads

ScienceMar 8, 2018

Low-cost, gen-next glass panels pave way for smart windows

Smart glass, refractive index matching, University of Delaware, plastic sheets, eco-friendly windows, methyl salicylate, injection moulding, total internal reflection, optical properties

ScienceMar 8, 2018

Jupiter’s mystery jet-streams run deeper than thought: Study

NASA Juno probe, Jupiter storm zones, gas giant planets, Jupiter jet streams, asymmetric stripes, Galileo Galeli, Jupiter atmosphere, cyclones, Jupiter cloud tops

ScienceMar 7, 2018

NASA offers chance to send your name to the Sun Subscriber Only

NASA Sun mission, solar mission microchips, Parker Solar Probe, solar corona, Sun's atmosphere, solar systems, Johns Hopkins University, solar energies, astrophysicist Eugene Parker

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Arctic permafrost may unleash carbon within decades: NASA

Permafrost, NASA study, global warming, Arctic ice, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Siberia, greenhouse gases, photosynthesis, Alaska, plant growth

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Novel 3D-printable alloy for flexible devices, soft robots

3D printed alloys, wearable devices, Oregon State University, 3D printing technology, soft robots, nanoparticles, stretchable electronics, biomedical sensors

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Chinese space station to crash to Earth within weeks Subscriber Only

Chinese space station crash, Tiangong-1 crash, space modules, European Space Agency, hydrazine, space debris, unmanned missions, private enterprises, uncontrolled descent, hydrazine

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Climate change responsible for earlier spring in polar regions: Study

Climate change, spring advancement, University of California Davis, Arctic circle, blooming flowers, bird migrations, Earth latitudes, emergence of leaves, Northern Hemisphere

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Nothing existed before Big Bang: Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking Big Bang, empty space, Big Bang explosion, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Hawking National Geographic interview, Universe creation, sub-atomic ball, space-time theory

ScienceMar 6, 2018

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket puts Spanish satellite into orbit Subscriber Only

SpaceX launch, Spanish satellite launch, Elon Musk SpaceX tweet, Falcon 9 rocket, Cape Canaveral Air Force Base, Hispasat, high-speed content, Latin America, audiovisual content, Caribbean

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Smartphone tech most damaging to environment: Study

Smartphone sensors, Nanoscent, scent detection, perfumes, electronic nose, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, soaps, scent recognition technology, nanoparticles

ScienceMar 6, 2018

Some black holes may let you live out infinite futures by erasing your past, finds study

Massive blackholes, NASA Cahndra X-ray telescope, University of Montreal, massive galaxy clusters, Institute of Space Sciences, Einstein's theory of relativity, radiowave detection, gravitational pull

ScienceMar 5, 2018

Self-aware AI ‘Cyberslug’ mimics ocean predators: Study

Artificial intelligence, sea slug, University of Illinois, cyberslug, slug nervous system, sea slug brain, predatory stimulus, decision-making algorithms, virtual creature

ScienceMar 5, 2018

Astronomers discover 3 super-Earth exoplanets

exoplantes,solar system, giant exoplanets, Jupiter sized exoplanets, astronomy discovery, exoplanet discovery, tech news, science news, Indian express

ScienceMar 5, 2018

AI-based system can learn from experience like humans: Study

Artificial intelligence, cognitive thinking, University of Texas San Antonio, machine learning, threat detection, cloud-based platform, network traffic patterns, medical diagnoses

ScienceMar 5, 2018

127-million-year-old baby bird fossil sheds light on avian evolution

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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has expressed grief over the accident and directed the officials to expedite the rescue operations, an official statement issued here said.

18 killed in Himachal as landslide hits bus: ‘whole mountain came crashing down’

A massive landslide in Himachal Pradesh's Bilaspur district struck a private bus, resulting in the death of at least 18 passengers. The accident occurred in the Bhalughat area and rescue operations are ongoing with slim chances of survival. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu expressed grief and directed officials to expedite rescue efforts. Intermittent rains have been hindering the operations.

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