Team of scientists say that aerosols that are the minute droplets of sulphuric acid from relatively small volcanic bursts can be shot into the high atmosphere weather systems such as monsoons.
Contrary to earlier assumption that muscles shrink in space, a new research deduces that certain types genes may become active in space and contribute to longer life
A study claims that the amount of coffee consumed by a woman is directly proportional to the success and failure of their infertility treatments.
A new study come up by the researchers at the University of Maryland School astonishes many pet lovers. IT shows link between a cat parasite and increased suicidal tendencies in people, especially women.
A new collaborative study has challenged scientists understanding of the planet formation and now suggests that planets might form much faster than previously thought or, stars harbouring planets could be far more numerous.
The U.S scientist has invented the world's most advanced pair of biomechanical legs to make robotic legs mimic human walking in a biologically accurate and energy efficient manner.
According to a new research in the American Heart Association's Journal, Southeast Asians who regularly binge on hamburgers, pizza, hotdogs and french-fries are at risk of dying from coronary heart disease or developing type II diabetes.
A latest study funded by the Swiss National Foundation and others claim that regular intake of Vitamin D proves to be beneficial as it reduces the risk of hip and other bone fractures,
But a few strands of DNA could help in solving the mystery of dark matter. A team of physicists and biologists aim to build a directional dark matter detector using strands of DNA and gold.
NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array or NuSTAR has captured the first test image of the sizzling high energy X ray universe. NuSTAR that was launched on June 13, is the first space telescope with the ability to focus on high energy, short length X ray lights from some of the most dynamic obj...
A team of scientists from the faculty of Hygiene, Environment & Medicine at the Hohenstein Institute have developed a new therapy that shows how by lowering the body's core temperature one could reduce the likelihood of neurological damage in an event of oxygen deprivation.
Then here's something you need to worry!! In the recent years, there have been numerable cases where people were rushed to the hospital after having attended a BBQ party. It's not because of the food consumed but due to the ingestion of grill cleaning brush wires.
