NASA’s Curiosity rover is about to create history as it is going to be the first to explore active dunes in the solar system except that of Earth.
Ritwik Roy Nov 19, 2015
The International Space Station crew, headed by Commander Scott Kelly, is safe despite the minor power issues in one of the eight power channels of the ISS.
John Cedric Martin Nov 19, 2015
Researchers have proved the current climate change that has resulted in shrinking of massive glaciers in Antarctica is actually favourable for the cold-loving penguins.
Ritwik Roy Nov 19, 2015
ARENA’s announcement about its large-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) competitive round worth $100 million attracts 77 eligible expressions of interest (EOIs).
Donald Acosta Nov 18, 2015
National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environment Management Authority rejected BP's proposal to drill in the Great Australian Bight due to lack of environmental standards.
Debleena Sarkar Nov 18, 2015
France will still hold the COP21/CMP11, especially after a Greenland glacier has melted completely raising alarm on a massive increase in sea levels.
Ritwik Roy Nov 16, 2015
Paris attack fail to faze New Zealand's youth delegation from attending the 2015 Climate Change Conference.
Vittorio Hernandez Nov 14, 2015
Oprah speaks out against people who think that starring in a successful reality show isn't hard work.
Christine Caparras Nov 10, 2015
This week is the peak of the Taurid meteor showers, according to NASA.
Vittorio Hernandez Nov 10, 2015
Consumers of insurance products are being kept in the dark as top risk managers fail to disclose the risks associated with global warming, suggests a new report recently.
Guneet Bhatia Nov 03, 2015
China reverses one-child policy, but experts believe the change came one decade too late.
Vittorio Hernandez Oct 30, 2015
Australia has named engineer and nuclear power advocate, Dr Alan Finkel, as its new chief scientist. Dr Finkel will work with the government on its future science and technology innovations.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 29, 2015
A new e-commerce business plan has been developed by students from The Netherlands that would allow businesses to reduce their carbon emissions, while benefitting from sustainable purchasing choices.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 29, 2015
Extreme heat as a result of climate change could make the Middle East uninhabitable for humans.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 28, 2015
The International Space Station harbours a number of filthy bacteria and dust particles, according to an analysis conducted by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 28, 2015
A project called “Scan Pyramids” will be undertaken by international scientists to search the pyramids.
Narayani Anand Oct 28, 2015
Scientists suggest turning the Friday the 13th fear into an opportunity to observe and learn from the entry of a space junk into Earth.
Vittorio Hernandez Oct 28, 2015
Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.
Precious Silva Oct 24, 2015
Finding a wife in China has become more difficult due to the country's gender imbalance, prompting a local economist to offer an out-of-the-box solution to the demographic nightmare.
Vittorio Hernandez Oct 23, 2015
A new electric wheelchair has been developed by students from Zurich, Switzerland, capable of climbing most types of stairs.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 22, 2015
The 2015 Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year from the Prime Minister's Prize for Science has been awarded to Dr Jane Elith, of the University of Melbourne, for her contribution to environmental management around the world.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 22, 2015
The growing use of home battery storage and competition in the solar energy industry could lead Australia to be a world leader in solar home battery storage, the Climate Council says in a new study.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 22, 2015
Australian warehouses are about to install robots to make the industrial sector more dynamic and effective.
Deepannita Das Oct 21, 2015
CSIRO scientist has developed a new crime identification technique which will ease the investigation process and help catch criminals by getting almost accurate fingerprints.
Deepannita Das Oct 21, 2015
Fairtrade Australia and New Zealand is set to launch a new Fairtrade Climate Standard that will allow businesses and individuals to reduce carbon emissions from their communities by providing carbon credits.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 20, 2015
In a recent statement, NASA has revealed that a giant asteroid is heading toward Earth on this year's Halloween.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 20, 2015
Environment Minister Greg Hunt says Australia will continue to oppose Japan's lethal whaling activities.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 20, 2015
Leaders are calling for more women to take careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to help improve global food security.
Darwin Malicdem Oct 19, 2015
Alaska big game officials have legalised hunting of musk oxen that become stranded when ice floes drift off or break.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 17, 2015
The fossils of 47 human teeth discovered from a Chinese cave suggest that modern human left Africa to reach Europe much earlier than previously thought.
Guneet Bhatia Oct 17, 2015
