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  Scientist who put pant on rat to study has won Ig Nobel prize

  A scientist who had been nominated for the 26th annual spoof prize for quirky scientific achievement has won the award. It has been reported that the winner, Dr. Ahmed Shafik, wanted to understand the...

  • by Harry Robbins on September 23, 2016
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  USA has got first Pizza vending machine and people are loving it

  USA has got its first Pizza vending machine, thanks to the students of Xavier university. Well, students of the Xavier University have come up with this mind-blowing pizza vending machine, which can provide unlimited...

  • by Harry Robbins on September 15, 2016
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  Company announces most efficient solar panels available in the market

  The solar panel developing company, SolarCity announced today that they are having the “most efficient rooftop solar panels” available in the market. It’s been reported the company have announced in today’s event that the...

  • by Mike Newman on October 6, 2015
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  Experience of killer whales in deep sea diving

  The most exciting experience must be Deep sea diving. But Deep sea diving is related to so many hassles. To experience deep sea diving you need to spend time. You also need money to...

  • by John Walley on August 20, 2015
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  Perturbed neighbors of the arctic bears and scientists

  The residents at Ny-Alesund, which is known to be a distant Arctic settlement, never ever lock their homes. They are more than happy to forgo privacy options. This is because there are probabilities that...

  • by John Walley on August 12, 2015
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  European robot lab piggybacking on a comet nears the sun

  The mystery that surrounds the origin of life on this Earth is about to unfold a little bit. It is because a European robot lab that is piggybacking on a comet through space is...

  • by John Walley on August 11, 2015
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  Jelly like elephant sized blob found underwater

  Sometimes a blob, which looks like jelly and an elephant, are seen by divers while diving to the deep of the sea. In the Mediterranean Coast near Turkey a sphere of 72 feet or...

  • by John Walley on August 10, 2015
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  A wing piece gave rise to the research of missing MH370

  On 1st August, 2015, Saturday, a piece of Boeing 777 was found in an island of Indian ocean. And it was suspected to be of the missing flight MH370 which arrived on Saturday in...

  • by John Walley on August 7, 2015
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  Excessive stress can cause white fat cells to change into brown fat

  In a recent research, it has been found out that excessive stress may lead white fat cells to alter into brown fat cells, which are energy burning cells. Similar findings were found earlier when...

  • by John Walley on August 7, 2015
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  The receding of Arctic ice – Tracking has begun

  Not much back, the skeleton personnel overwintering from the Ny-Alesund research centre could easily walk past the frozen bay area of the Arctic town. And they can gradually race down their mobiles right across...

  • by John Walley on August 3, 2015
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  ‘Alien’ Skull Skeleton Found In Russia

  A skeleton with an elongated skull discovered in Russia’s Stonehenge. And this has sent UFO watchers in frenzy since it looks like an ‘alien’ skull. The human-like skeleton is being touted as being of...

  • by John Walley on July 31, 2015
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  Oldest Captive Panda Alive Celebrates 37th Birthday

  Jia Jia, a female panda, celebrated her 37th birthday in Hong Kong. Thus she is in the process of setting two Guinness World Records. The records Jia Jia holds are “oldest panda ever in...

  • by John Walley on July 29, 2015
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  College Research Study Discovers Six New Species of Spiders in Kerala

  The Biodiversity Research Centre of Christ College in Irinjalakuda, Kerala carried out a research study. And they identified six new spider species. The species were spotted close to the Aluva Sivarathri manappuram banks at...

  • by John Walley on July 28, 2015
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  China Gives Finishing Touches to the World’s Largest Radio Telescope to Detect Alien Life

  The largest radio telescope in the world is nearing completion in China. The telescope has been designed to look for any indications and signs of alien life. The search for alien life is emphasized...

  • by John Walley on July 27, 2015
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