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Captured short-finned pilot whales are seen on the deck of a whaling ship at Taiji Port in Japan's oldest whaling village of Taiji, 420 km (260 miles) southwest of Tokyo in this June 4, 2008 file photo.

Guiness World Record For Australian Photographer; Captures Nine Whales In One Frame

Darren Jew captured an image for which he was waiting for, for a span of two decades.

Climate Change Hazard Affecting Marine Life Health

People hold candles during Earth Hour after the lights were turned off in central Amman March 29, 2014.

According to scientists, there was going to be more infectious outbreaks in the ocean that could be because of environmental changes.

Fluoropore: The New Non-Stick Finish

Young scientists develop a super-repellent polymer that has the ability to protect surfaces from liquid droplets to soil particles.

A woman writes a message on a dedication board for the victims of the downed Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 airliner and the missing Flight MH370, in Subang Jaya outside Kuala Lumpur July 23, 2014. All sides in Ukraine's civil war must protect civilia

MH370 Search Update: Aviation Expert Suggests That Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight Could Be ‘Intact’--Report

Experienced pilot Byron Bailey discusses various theories about missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and suggest it may be lying in one piece below the sea.

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Frida, A Female Chihuahua, Is Carried By Her Owner Dean Clark In City Hall

Dogs Understand Human Language And Tone: UK Research

A recent study by UK scientists reveals dogs understand human language.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Nov 28, 2014

A long filament of solar material that had been hovering in the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, erupts out into space at 4:36 p.m. EDT on August 31, 2012. The coronal mass ejection, or CME, traveled at over 900 miles per second. The CME did not travel

Scientists Make Astonishing Discovery Of An Invisible Shield Protecting Earth From Devastation--Report

Earth is vulnerable to killer electrons looping around the planet that can cause destruction. However, scientists have discovered a protective shield placed above earth.

Jaskiran Kaur Nov 28, 2014

Scientists Find A 'Star Trek' Field Wrapping The Earth To Save It From Killer Electrons

Scientists have discovered an invisible force field around the earth that protects it from the space shields in 'Star Trek'.

Revathi Siva Kumar Nov 28, 2014

A meteor shower lights up the sky over the Mexican volcano Popocatepetl near the village San Nicolas de los Ranchos in Mexican state of Puebla in the early hours of December 14, 2004. The shower, named Geminid because it appears to originate from the cons

Australians Could Expect To See 30-40 Meteors An Hour During Geminid Shower On Dec 13-14

The peak of the Geminid Meteor Shower in 2014 would be on Dec 13 and 14, with Australians having the chance to see the shower of 30 to 40 meteors and hour. There would also be an occasional bright fireball that would light up the sky, said Perry Vlahos of the Astronomical Society of Victoria.

Vittorio Hernandez Nov 28, 2014

The dinosaur named "Sue," a 41-foot-long Tyrannosaurus rex, is shown on display at the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois in this May 17, 2000 file photo

Dinosaur Discovery 2014: New Dinosaur Species Found Inside A Canadian Museum

Two new species of dinosaurs were discovered by Dr Nick Longrich, from the Department of Biology and Biochemistry at the University of Bath.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 27, 2014

'Meatspace': Lamb Chop Sent Into Space Returns To Earth [Watch Video]

A tandoori lamb chop was strapped to a GoPro and launched into space by a group of friends.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 27, 2014

Extreme Shrimps May Have Answers To The Possibility Of Existence Of Alien Life -- Report [Watch Video]

Extreme shrimp can tell the world about alien life.

Tarun Mazumdar Nov 27, 2014

People hang out in a Publix grocery store after being stranded due to a snow storm in Atlanta, Georgia, in this January 29, 2014 file photo. Atlanta is usually known for its mild winters but when an ice storm began hitting the Metro area directly, traff

Weather Alert: Canada Advised To Brace For Winter Storm Cato

Canada's East Coast is in for an onslaught of snow, ice and rain.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Nov 27, 2014

China Invests In Silk Road Infrastructure

1,700 Year Old Cemetery Discovered Along Ancient Trade Route

Chinese explorers discovered an ancient burial ground along a historical trade route.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 27, 2014

Spectators stand as John Daly of the U.S. walks on the 7th hole during the BMW Masters 2013 golf tournament at Lake Malaren Golf Club in Shanghai October 26, 2013.

Farts Could Smell Like Roses Or Chocolates, Thanks To A Frenchman’s Indigestion Pill Invention

These winds from "down under" either sound too loud or smell too much. Either way that these "careless whispers" escape through the anus, it's embarrassing to the source and cause of irritation to the recipient of the sound or smell.

Vittorio Hernandez Nov 27, 2014

More Artefacts Found in Greece's Mystery Tomb

The archaeological excavation led by Dr. Katerina Peristeri uncovers multicolored figures inside the 2,300 tomb.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 27, 2014

Woman Claiming To Be Former NASA Employee Says She Saw Humans Walking On Mars In 1979

Jackie, a "former NASA employee," claimed she had come across evidence of two humans walking across Mars in 1979.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 26, 2014

TJ Zydel works to clear his roof in the town of West Seneca near Buffalo, New York, November 20, 2014. Fresh snow fell on Thursday in snowbound western New York state, where longtime residents described the blast of winter weather as the worst in memory.

El Niño To Bring Colder-Than-Normal Winter Temperatures Across Canada

A weak El Niño will have Canadians feel anew 2013's winter conditions, though possibly not as frigid.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Nov 26, 2014

The MV Akademik Shokalskiy is pictured stranded in ice in Antarctica, December 29, 2013. Fog and heavy snow mean the 74 passengers on the Russian ship stranded in Antarctica for over a week are likely to ring in the New Year trapped in the ice, as a rescu

Underwater Robotics Measures Thickness Of Antarctic Sea Ice

SeaBed, an autonomous underwater vehicle, was used to measure the thickness of the sea ice in the Antarctic Sea.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 26, 2014

12th Century Sword Found By An Archaeologist Could Have Belonged To Ivan The Terrible

A sword from the 12th century was found in 1975 and it is said that the sword could have belonged to Tsar Ivan the Terrible

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 26, 2014

Sea lions swim in front of the Palomino islands

Peru Probes Into The Deaths Of 500 Sea Lions

Environmental authorities are still looking into the probable causes for deaths of sea animals along Peruvian coasts.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 26, 2014

Why NASA Says That Life Beyond The Earth May Exist In Jupiter's Moon, Europa

Last week, NASA put out a new video that showed the potential of Jupiter's moon as having an ocean beneath the outer "frozen shell."

Revathi Siva Kumar Nov 25, 2014

BREAKING: Thousands Lose Power As Strong Winds Lash Out Toronto

Thousands in Ontario have no access to power supply following a deluge of strong winds.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Nov 25, 2014

World Bank Reports Climate Change Impacts are Inevitable

World Bank’s latest assessment on climate change prompts world leaders to act more determinedly.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 25, 2014

Japan’s Robotic Industry Is On A Rebound

Japanese government plans to build 30 million humanoid robots to strengthen the workforce and to reclaim Japan’s supremacy in robotics technology.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 24, 2014

Sports Drinks Myths: The Truth About Sports Drinks

There are things you don't know about sports drinks

Vanessa Doctor Nov 24, 2014

The Soyuz TMA-14M spacecraft carrying the International Space Station crew of Barry Wilmore of the U.S., and Alexander Samokutyaev and Elena Serova of Russia blasts off from the launch pad at the Baikonur cosmodrome September 26, 2014. The Russian rocket

Zero-Gravity Update: Coffee Machine Brews Fresh ISSpresso For Astronauts

Lavazza and Argotec have engineered a coffee machine that will provide astronauts in the International Space Station access to freshly brewed coffee.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 22, 2014

British violinist Tasmin Little plays an instrument made by renowned violin maker Antonio Stradivari

Musical Training Enhances Long-Term Memory

A recent psychology research establishes the correlation of musical training and long-term memory advantages.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 22, 2014

Crop Production Amplifies Carbon Dioxide Cycle

Scientists explain how agricultural production affects CO2 levels in the Northern Hemisphere.

Jenny Michelle Panganiban Nov 22, 2014

Hawking Speaks At Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics In Kitchener

Stephen Hawking's Facebook Posts Tell You How The Cosmologist Reacts To 'Theory Of Everything' And 'Interstellar'

Two movies---"Theory of Everything" based on Stephen Hawking's life and "Interstellar" based on his theories receive his appreciation.

Revathi Siva Kumar Nov 21, 2014

Mars Unusual Feature: Alien Skull Buried In Martian Sand

An unusual feature was noticed in Mars again and this time, it is a skull with a skull bone that has caught the attention of the UFO enthusiasts.

Afza Kandrikar Fathima Nov 21, 2014

Handcrafted dolls are displayed next to World Cup souvenir magnets in a store at Sao Jose Municipal Market in Recife, northeastern Brazil April 5, 2014. Recife is one of the host cities for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Accidental Electrocution Makes 12-Year-Old Russian Boy ‘Magnetic’ Similar To X-Men Character

Twelve-year-old Russian Nikolai Kryaglyachenko has a magnetic personality. Not the type that attracts the beautiful Russian women, but an ability to draw metallic objects to his body because of an accidental electrocution accident recently.

Vittorio Hernandez Nov 20, 2014