Scientists finally an answer to why our shoelaces always come undone. In a new study, scientists suggest that apart from faulty shoe-tying techniques, walking is also a major driving force in why a perfectly knotted shoelace can quickly unravel.
Researchers have discovered how polar bears search for their prey, ringed seals. Using the power of wind, they follow the direction of their nose to locate their prey.
Scientists have discovered planets similar to "Tatooine" in Star Wars, which is the home of Luke Skywalker, a desert world orbiting two suns. In a new study, scientists say that real-life Tatooine planets, which are also Earth-like, could potentially host life.
Scientists have spotted a tiny planet-like object only half the size of Pluto wandering 86 billion miles away from the Earth.
Cancer remains one of the most dreaded diseases today despite technological advancements. Now, experts are taking some drastic steps to fight the condition including the manipulation of hybrid-sperm micromotors.
Astronomers have recently detected a dead galaxy, which means that this ancient galaxy lived fast and died young. This galaxy is not producing stars anymore, rendering it "inactive."
Three astronauts have completed almost six months stint at ISS and were back to Earth aboard the Soyuz MS-02 safe and sound after undocking of the spacecraft and a smooth touchdown in the grasslands of Kazakhstan at 7:20 in the morning Eastern Time.
A huge asteroid is heading towards Earth, according to NASA. The massive space rock measures about 2,000 feet in length.
Astronomers have detected one of the first and faintest galaxies ever found from the early universe. Thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope, this galaxy appears only a few pixels, revealing how it looked like 13.1 billion years ago, some 700 million years after the Big Bang event.
Since a definitive HIV cure remains elusive, experts are delving deeper into the cellular aspect of the disease. A proposed cellular vaccination that aims to fortify cells against the HIV/AIDS is being developed.
