Nature : Science World Report

Jul 04, 2012 08:01 AM EDT

Birth of a New star in McNeilâ€™s Nebula

Some unusual violent behaviour of a young sun like star spinning at high speed and spewing out super hot plasma has observed with the combination of the X ray vision of three space telescope including the ESA's XMM Newton.

Jul 04, 2012 07:52 AM EDT

A T Shirt Could Charge your Gadget

The engineers from the University of South Carolina have come with a product that is inexpensive and eco friendly; and ready to charge your gadgets ranging from something as simple to your cell phone to tablets and other devices. For this, the researchers have fixed their gaze on a simple cotton T ...

Jul 04, 2012 07:16 AM EDT

CERN is Certain About God Particle

The European Organisation for nuclear research had finally solved the greatest mystery of science by discovering the new subatomic particle the elusive Higgs boson or 'God Particle'.

Jul 04, 2012 06:47 AM EDT

Teens Suffer with Anger Disorders and It Needs Intervention

Escalating violence among teens is due to a variety of reason rather than just one. Harvard Medical School researchers have found that 1 in 12 teens suffer from what's being called "Intermittent explosive disorder (IED)."

Jul 03, 2012 05:28 AM EDT

Hints of Higgs come from Chicago

The scientists have announced Monday that they had sufficient evidence to prove the existence of Higgs boson most popularly known as God Particle. The announcement by the Fermi National Accelerator Lab outside Chicago came two days before physicists at CERN, the European particle accelerator near Ge...

Jul 03, 2012 05:11 AM EDT

New Expedition to Unlock Mystery of Earhart's Flight

The first woman to receive the U.S Distinguished Flying Cross, Amealia Earhart was the first aviatrix to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Exactly 75 years back Amelia disappeared when she departed from her final flight over the Pacific.

Jul 03, 2012 03:41 AM EDT

Orion Capsule for Deep Space Exploration at Kennedy Center

NASA's first Orion vehicle developed to fly astronauts to asteroids, the moon and to Mars has been delivered to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This spacecraft that will launched in 2014 on a test mission. Designed to carry on board only four crew members, Orion will make it first two flights u...

Jul 02, 2012 07:11 AM EDT

Scientists all Set to Declare God Particle Discovery

Scientists at Cern are all set to announce that the obscure Higgs Boson 'God Particle' has been discovered. One of science's greatest mysteries will be answered on the Wednesday on the eve of international conference in which more than 800 physicists will be present in Melbourne.

Jul 01, 2012 10:10 PM EDT

Terrible Summers in the U.S

The residents in the United States are traumatized with the rising temperatures that have bought them to a point of saturation. After the 1970's this is the first year that U.S. has been witnessing such a drastic climate change and "Global Warming" stands out prominently contributing to these clima...

Jul 01, 2012 01:53 PM EDT

Successful Return of Soyuz Capsule

The most reliable Russian launch vehicle to date 'The Soyuz spacecraft', returned to Earth thus putting an end to their 193-day mission to the International Space Station. The capsule that descended safely Sunday on the southern steppes of Kazakhstan had on board three-man multinational crew.

Jun 30, 2012 06:49 AM EDT

Saturday Was Bit Long â€“ by a Second, Actually

The transition from June to July will be extended by circumstances beyond everyone's control. The last minute on June 30,2012 will be 61 seconds long, as time keepers will add a "leap second" as a compensation just before midnight to make up for a gradual slowdown in the Earth's rotation. That's 8...

Jun 30, 2012 06:14 AM EDT

Worldâ€™s Oldest and Biggest Crater is in Greenland

The world's oldest and biggest crater in the world is 100 km wide and has been traced in Greenland. Ateam of scientists from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) in Copenhagen, Cardiff University in Wales, Lund University in Sweden and the Institute of Planetary Science in Moscow di...