Afza Kandrikar Fathima

The instruments of Mars 2020 mission will be announced live on July 31 at the National Aeronautical and Space Administration's(NASA) television studio at the agency's headquarters at 300 E Street SW in Washington and on the organization's website.

Early Earth was most likely hit by giant asteroids, suggests a research through a computer simulation model based on a moon crater by an international team of researchers at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Australian model Miranda Kerr follows a low-carb, gluten-free diet along with which she does yoga, Pilates and dance workouts which help her maintain her supermodel physique.

The changes in global vegetation will be tracked with two new instruments, whose proposals have been selected by National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It will be done from the International Space Station.

Benidorm actor Kenny Ireland died at the age of 68 after battling cancer.

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said that the ebola virus outbreak in Africa is a serious threat to Britain.

CubeSats, new satellite technology, will be used to test new weather-monitoring technology which could possible unlock secrets of climate change.

Jennifer Hawkins, the former Miss Universe, has a bikini-ready body widely envied by all.

Kellie van Meurs, a mother-of-two from Brisbane, died while undergoing stem cell treatment in Russia.

Industrial pollution had reached the South Pole 20 years before man had set foot on to it, confirmed a study on lead pollution over the southernmost continent in Earth.

A new study suggests that green sea turtles have created a scientific record by swimming the longest distance when considering marine animal migration.

Crystal Cruises, a luxury cruise operator, announced that it will offer an opportunity to take a trip to view the environmental devastation at the Arctic region and would set sail from Aug 16, 2016 to Sept 17, 2016.

Hanwha Eagles, a struggling Korean baseball team who are being called the Buddhist Saints, has over the last five years lost four hundred matches.

Russian Foton-M4, launched on July 19, suddenly lost contact with a satellite that was carrying a pack of geckos and a webcam a week after its launch.

Timber Wolf, a male koala, being considered Australia's luckiest koala, was hit by a car on the Bruce Highway on July 25 and then hung on to the car grille for a span of 80 kilometres and survived.

The federal government has said that for workplace discrimination against pregnant women to be stopped, more work needs to be done and it won't be fair to alter work laws to solve the problem.

To kill the HIV virus, a new condom has been designed by Australian researchers which could be made available for sale within a few months.

Indian grocery stores in Sydney were raided by Australian health authorities who seized Ayurvedic medicines, Indian traditional medicines, in a fear that they could cause lead poisoning.

A widow from Florida, Cynthia Robinson, won $23.6 billion in a lawsuit against the second-largest tobacco company in the United Stated, R.J. Reynolds.

HIV can be permanently eliminated from human cells, claim researchers from Temple University School of Medicine.

Dr Philip Nitschke, a voluntary euthanasia advocate, was suspended by the Medical Board of Australia as he supported the suicide of Nigel Brayley, a 45-year old man from Perth, knowing that he did not suffer from any terminal illness.

The sci-fi thriller "Lucy", that released on July 25, involves the lead character, played by Scarlett Johanson, unleashing the full power of her brain.

A study done by a Japanese research team showed that monkeys near the Fukushima region, which was affected by the nuclear power plant, possess lesser blood cell counts than those monkeys living away from the area.

Tarryn Bowers, Lockyer Valley Demons player was knocked out and slipped into a cardiac arrest on July 20, during a game in the Darling Downs town of Pittsworth.

A drug combination that will help cure tuberculosis sooner has been devised by South African researchers.

Gus Worland, a friend of Hugh Jackman, is slightly on the higher end of the weighing scale and now he wants to get fit to take part in the New York Marathon which is due to take place in November.

The sun has taken off as no sunspots were observed on July 17.

Sam Van Aken, art professor from Syracuse University, has grown a unique tree that produces forty varieties of stone fruit.

Lance Dauengaugh, who was tested HIV positive in 1997, has turned to a healthy lifestyle and avoids drinking and smoking and takes his medicine regularly.