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Culture gap can make diabetes diet harder

Patients with diabetes must work hard every day to count the carbs they consume, to avoid dangerous spikes or dips in...

16 Aug 2016 6:31 AM IST

Ancient ice reveals vital clues about earth’s past climate

Geoffrey Hargreaves, curator of the National Ice Core Laboratory, carries an arctic ice core inside the minus-33 degree...

16 Aug 2016 6:29 AM IST

The findings were obtained with a computer model of the planets ancient climate.

Venus may have once been habitable: NASA

A new NASA study suggests that Venus had a shallow liquid-water ocean and cooler surface temperatures for up to 2...

13 Aug 2016 3:25 PM IST

Biggest dinosaur footprint found in South America

Biggest dinosaur footprint found in South America

A tour guide stumbled upon the foot print while trekking through the Maragua Crater.

12 Aug 2016 6:20 PM IST

(Photo Credit: NASA)

SpaceX ready to test new rocket engine for Mars

SpaceX sends its first Raptor engine to Texas.

12 Aug 2016 12:24 PM IST

Flooded canyons found on Saturn's moon Titan: NASA

The finding represents the first direct evidence of the presence of liquid-filled channels on Titan.

11 Aug 2016 12:34 PM IST

Mangalyaan still going strong, to have course correction: ISRO

The correction in the trajectory of the Mars Orbiter Mission is required to keep the power supply strong during a...

11 Aug 2016 12:17 PM IST

Dwindling prey bad news for big cats

Dwindling prey bad news for big cats

A file photo of tiger named Jai lying in a pool of water at the Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary near Nagpur,...

9 Aug 2016 6:22 AM IST

Global warming worsening Earth’s climatic health

Global warming worsening Earth’s climatic health

Earth’s fever got worse last year, breaking dozens of climate records, scientists said in a massive report...

9 Aug 2016 6:21 AM IST

(Credit: Ryan Neely)

Implantable sand grain sized sensor to monitor health internally

The sensor is merely 3mm long and 1mm wide and goes by the name of “neural dust.”

8 Aug 2016 1:54 PM IST

Geeks win millions for teaching computers to battle each other

DARPA spent $55 million on the effort, which it dubbed the first "capture the flag" hacking contest played solely by...

6 Aug 2016 11:37 AM IST

Feds OK private firm's lunar flight plan

The $20 million prize will go to the first private firm to get a lander to the moon that can then move a bit.

6 Aug 2016 11:32 AM IST