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Space explorer of Japan is ready to blow a crater in an asteroid. Image Courtesy – https://mattlevonian.com A space explorer, named “Hayabusa2 has been launched from Tanegashima Space Centre of …
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These days, #Hashtag rules the internet showcasing situation particularly in online networking and miniaturized scale blogging locales.
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Netherlands initiated world’s first Solar Bike Path. Image Courtesy – https://www.rte.ie The Netherlands unveiled a 230-foot bicycle path that is developed with solar panels. The bicycle way, which was inaugurated …
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3D logo – a modern trend of the industry. Image Courtesy – hq-wallpapers.ru Logo, as it is prominently so important in marketing and it should be unique in a way …
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Stephen Hawking to share his work with his FB followers. Image Courtesy – https://www.scoopwhoop.com Stephen Hawking joined Facebook, is definitely an exhilarating event for the science lovers. He has assured …
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Pictures of Regional Dust Storm on the Red Planet. Image Courtesy – The California Academy of Sciences The Mars Orbiter Mission “Mars-craft” named “Mangalyaan” was launched on 5th November 2013 …
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The level of Carbon Dioxide in 2013 has overflowed than the previous 30 years. Image Courtesy – http://hdwallnpics.com World Meteorological Organization declared that amount of Carbon in the world’s atmosphere …
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Scientific development in Australia is facing the government’s antagonism. Image Courtesy – http://www.abc.net.au Ian Chubb, Australia’s chief scientist, appeared as the most effective critic for the whimsical behaviour of the …
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Possibility of slow-down in Climate Change rate for the Next Decade. Image Courtesy – SciTechDaily Scientists have pointed out last year that the rising graph of the surface temperature of …
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Apple and Samsung are in a scuffle for the last three years and their legal war costing more than a billion dollars with spreading out to four continents. On Wednesday …
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