Thursday, 10th, 2024 | 2:14AM Updated
“Chicago P.D.” actress Sophia Bush’s former boyfriend, who is also a Google executive, is one of those who were killed on Mount Everest in a series of avalanches triggered by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal on April 25.
Both PayPal and Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team have stepped forward to help people across the globe to join Nepal’s earthquake relief effort through the internet.
“Pray For Nepal” has gone viral on social media after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that killed over 2,400 people and injured almost 6,000 on April 25.
Scientists are one step closer to a long-cherished goal of cloning the woolly mammoth.
Cosmic tsunamis or collisions between numerous galactic clusters releases immense amount of energy which can revive 'dead galaxies'. The revival may be temporary in some cases.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is going to pass by Pluto on July 14. This opportunity would enable the unmanned spacecraft to send some detailed and high resolution images of the distant planet Pluto back to Earth.
Over billions of years, galaxy clusters merged with adjacent clusters, releasing massive amounts of energy as the clusters collided.
A little big cat is safer. Known as "P-32," the young puma has left his nest in the Santa Monica Mountains. He is the first studied male puma to cross the 101 Freeway to flee the mountains, and is heading into a new home in Simi Hills.
A 50-year-old "Agave Americana" plant has been in the Truman State University for its entire lifetime. Now it has been put out for show, before it dies. The giant plant is already in it flowering stage, which is considered to be the last stage in a plant's life.
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency announced its plan of landing a rover on the moon by the year 2018. The entire mission will cost them over 15 billion Yen, as presented to a panel of experts on April 20, 2015. The panel consisted of officials from the culture, education and science and technology ministry.
The Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), the country’s top legislative body, adopted an amendment to the Food Safety Law on Friday with the strongest penalties yet for offenders.
Researchers recently discovered that it may not be possible to treat what is termed as "Ringing Ears". The medical condition is called Tinnitus, which displays symptoms of patients having a constant ringing in their ears. Researchers say that this medical condition does not actually exist.
China’s first exposition pavilion abroad, whose design takes inspiration from nature, will debut on May Day in Milan.
Scientists are currently developing ways to confirm the habitability of exoplanets and search for biosignatures, or signs of life.
In an experiment by Carnegie Mellon University, an artificial intelligence machine faced human beings at a game of poker.
A "Golden Bridge of Silk Road" structure has been erected in Beijing's Olympic Park.