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Curiosity sends voice recording, telephoto images from Mars

Scientists successfully weigh single molecule

Extremely cold European winters linked to solar activity

Astronomers find 2 galaxy systems similar to Milky Way

Curiosity rover makes first test drive on Mars

US astronomer receives top prize in China

Earth may be devoured by ageing sun 5 billion years from now

NASA to launch another Mars mission in 2016

Penny-sized thrusters developed to propel nanosats

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Bigger animals 'aren't always faster'
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Washington: Bigger isn't always better -- at least when it comes to the sprinting speed of animals, says a new study by Harvard University. "Typically, bigger animals tend to run faster than smalle

Arctic methane leaks accelerating global warming
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London: The researchers have uncovered a surprising and potentially important new source of Arctic methane: the ocean itself. The high concentrations of the greenhouse gas recorded in the air above

'US greenhouse gas output rose 3.2% in 2010'
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Washington: U.S. greenhouse gas emissions rose 3.2 percent in 2010 from the previous year amid economic growth and higher electricity demand from high summer temperatures, the Environmental Protection

Efforts to preserve endangered butterflies in Butterfly Valley
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Numaligarh (Assam): With a view to providing a proper home to butterflies in the unique Butterfly Valley in Assam's Golaghat district, especially the endangered varieties, the North East Institute of

Social ranking can influence genetic functions
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Washington: A female monkey's higher ranking within her group can alter the functioning of nearly 1,000 genes within mere weeks, also boosting their immune system, says a new study. "We were able

Vanishing 'sacred groves' of Meghalaya
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Shillong: Patches of forest measuring anywhere between 0.1 hectare to 1200 hectares and which are bio-diversity hot spots have been unique to Meghalaya for centuries, but now they are falling into dis

Indian student wins YouTube Space Lab Asia-Pacific contest
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WASHINGTON: India's Sachin S Kukke is the Asia-Pacific region winner and one of the six global winners of the YouTube Space Lab 2012 contest for young people to design experiments that could be perfor

'Greenhouse gases to cost $2 trillion a year in damage to oceans'
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Paris: Greenhouse gases are on track for inflicting costs of nearly USD 2 trillion annually in damage to the oceans by 2100, according to a Swedish study published today. The estimate by the Stoc

Mysterious object seen refuelling from Sun
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London: An orbiting NASA space telescope has captured the footage of a planet-sized object flying close to the sun, and extending a "refuelling tube" into the sun's surface. The black orb later f

FAO Tea summit agrees on scope of climate change discussions
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The FAO session on Tea has agreed on what discussion on climate change can be taken up for discussions here. The 20th session of the FAO has drawn up scope and the terms of reference of the climate ch

18 new Jupiter-like planets discovered
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Washington: Using twin telescopes at the Keck Observatory in Hawaii, astronomers have discovered 18 new Jupiter-like planets orbiting massive stars. Researchers at the California Institute of Tec

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Todays weather MAP Todays weather report Date: 10/1/2013 Read More » Curiosity sends voice recording, telepho Washington: In yet another landmark achievement, NASA's Curiosity rover has sent back the first recorded human voice that traveled from Earth to another planet and back. In spoken words radioed to Read More »

Bigger animals 'aren't always faster'

Washington: Bigger isn't always better -- at least when it comes to the sprinting speed of animals, says a new study by Harvard University. "Typically, bigger animals tend to run faster than smalle

Arctic methane leaks accelerating global warming

London: The researchers have uncovered a surprising and potentially important new source of Arctic methane: the ocean itself. The high concentrations of the greenhouse gas recorded in the air above

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