A research study found warm water in a moon in Saturn which could lead to fulfilling the basic criteria to support life.

A documentary about air pollution in China by a journalist was banned by the Chinese government.

A streak of light, which is believed to be a meteor, was seen over Western Australia.

Two new species of peacock spiders nicknamed Sparklemuffin and Skeletons were found by a graduate student in southeast Queensland.

A new species of moth called Aenigmatinea glatzella was found and was described as a "living dinosaur."

A study found that the climatic conditions during the Ice Age was too cold for the emperor penguins.

Vasily Bogoyavlensky, a scientist at the Oil and Gas Research Institute, said that the urgent investigation of the craters in Siberia is important for the safety of the Arctic region.

A research by two economists found that white people got more special privileges when compared to black people.

A case of food poisoning which affected for Australians was linked to a tuna product imported from Thailand.

Researchers discovered a new supermassive black hole that is said to have brightness 420 trillion times that of the Sun.

Researchers excavating a religious complex found a mortuary in which human corpses were defleshed.

Fire alarms in tall buildings caused the residents to climb down a flight of stairs which resulted in a lot of the residents finding it difficult.

A study by a biologist at the University of Regensburg looked at the sanitary practices of black ants and found that the ants took their own trash out.

A CT scan showed that there were mummified remains of a monk inside a statue and the monk was believed to be a Buddhist master.

A poll by Monmouth University found that less than 30 percent of the Americans wanted to go on a free trip to space.

Strange metal balls that are said to be manganese nodules were found a few miles east of Barbados.

Alec Falkenham came up with an idea with tattoo-removal cream that would be economical and pain-free.

A study that looked into the oldest and best-preserved rocks found that life was pulling out atmospheric nitrogen from almost 3.2 billion years ago.

A study by the scientists from the University of Leeds found that damage by "very short-lived substances" to the ozone layer would increase.

A leading environmental expert and professor in New Jersey was contacted by the CIA regarding worries about hostile nations manipulating the weather.