Benita Matilda : Science World Report

Nov 07, 2013 09:15 AM EST

NASA Researchers Gather Crucial Data from Meteoroid Impact

A team of NASA and international scientists have obtained an insight into the effects on Earth from a small asteroid impact. This has revolutionized the understanding of the scientists on meteoroid impact.

Nov 07, 2013 08:26 AM EST

Scientists Unearth Oldest Fossil of Mating Bug Dating 165 Million Years Ago

Scientists in China have got lucky after they unearthed the oldest fossil of copulating insects in north-eastern china. The fossil is believed to some 165 million years old.

Nov 07, 2013 07:25 AM EST

Study Links Lower Education Levels to Unhealthy Diet

A new study finds a high correlation between lower levels of education and unhealthy diet.

Nov 07, 2013 07:21 AM EST

New Crew, Olympic Torch Go to International Space Station on Soyuz Capsule

New crew members representing the United States, Russia and Japan launches to the space station with Olympic torch aboard.

Nov 07, 2013 07:14 AM EST

European Satellite to Make an Uncontrolled Re-Entry to Earth, Unclear Where

The European satellite GOCE, that mapped Earth's gravitational field in detail, will succumb to Earth's gravity and will cover a fiery journey to make an uncontrolled entry into the Earth's surface as nobody where the satellite will land.

Nov 06, 2013 09:35 AM EST

Maggot Infested Wig Taken From Corpse Chews onto Kenyan Woman’s Skull

A latest shocking story of a Kenyan woman may dampen women's obsession for human hair weave that appears to be a growing trend. A Kenyan woman was fitted with maggot infested human hair weave, taken from corpse that gnawed into her skull.

Nov 06, 2013 09:24 AM EST

Study Measures Impact of Hurricane Sandy By Millions of Pictures Posted on Flickr

A new study highlights a strong association between the number of pictures of superstorm Sandy posted on Flickr and the air pressure in New Jersey when Hurricane Sandy ravages areas of Northeast coast in 2012.

Nov 06, 2013 09:13 AM EST

Scientists Discover World’s Oldest Ice Core in East Antarctica Dating 1.5 Million Years Old

Scientists claim to have discovered regions in Antarctica that they believe are twice as old as the oldest ice core drilled till date, and which also hold crucial information about earth's ancient climate.

Nov 06, 2013 07:21 AM EST

New Jersey Woman Spots Young Deer In Backyard With Arrow Shot Clean in Its Head

A New Jersey homeowner was more than bewildered when she noticed a young deer wandering in her backyard with an arrow shot clean through its head.

Nov 06, 2013 07:16 AM EST

Two Cups of Wild Blueberries Lowers the Risk of Metabolic Syndrome

A latest study uncovers an unknown health benefit of a wild blueberry. The study links wild blueberry rich diet to lower risk of metabolic syndrome.

Nov 06, 2013 07:10 AM EST

Scientists Prove That Special Japanese Pickle Prevents Flu Infection

A team of scientist in a breakthrough finding have identified a new cure to fight flu that affects millions of Americans every year.

Nov 05, 2013 10:09 AM EST

Wild Boars in Israel Originated in Europe, Genetic Study Confirms

A new study based on a genetic and archaeological analysis of modern ancient pigs claim that, wild boars in Israel are descendants of domesticated pigs brought by Philistines some 3,000 years ago.