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Chandra X-ray observing telescope celebrates 10th anniversary
The Chandra X-ray observing telescope is celebrating ten years of its launch, during which it has made a number of significant achievements. ANI
Mass graves of Nazi victims found in Austria
Reports indicate that at least two mass graves containing dozens of people killed by the Nazis have been found on property used by the Austrian army. ANI
Finding Mallorys camera may reveal whether he was first to climb Mount Everest
Reports indicate that a veteran Everest researcher is trying to find George Mallorys camera, which may contain photographic evidence of whether he and Andrew Irvine were the first to summit Mount Everest. ANI
Scientific answers to your kids most bizarre questions
How many hairs do I have on my head? Why do we have eyebrows? Why is the sky blue? Why do my toes go wrinkly in the bath? Ever wondered the best way to answer such random, awkward backseat questions from your kids? ANI
Key gene behind boron toxicity tolerance in barley identified
Australian scientists have discovered the key gene behind boron toxicity tolerance in barley, permitting breeders to select barley varieties that are tolerant to boron with 100 percent accuracy. ANI
New technique creates adult image of girl missing for 26 years
A new technical innovation is helping a family to search the toddler, who was snatched from them 26 years ago. ANI
How divorce damages the environment
Apart from protecting their kids from the trauma of divorce, discontented couples might just have another reason to stick together - environment. ANI
Advanced equipments likely to shed new light on dark energy
A new study has shed light on the expected advances in the knowledge of dark energy that can be expected in the coming decade from a series of planned space missions. ANI
New techniques confirm blood of animal sacrifices on ancient African sculptures
New diagnostic techniques used by chemists have confirmed the presence of blood from ritual animal sacrifices in the patina of ancient sculptures found in western Africa. ANI
Helium isotopes may identify potential sources for geothermal energy
A new research by geologists has suggested that areas with high resource potential for geothermal energy can be identified using the ratio of helium isotopes. ANI
Individuals more likely to be successful in solving wicked problems
Individuals are more successful than groups in solving a wicked problem, says a new study. ANI
