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It rains, not men, but diamonds. However, before you start bringing out large pails and containers to catch these sources of wealth, be informed that the rain of diamonds take place not on Earth but on other planets, including Saturn and Jupiter. American scientists explained on Monday that lightning storms in the two planets will turn methane into soot that hardens when it fall into pieces of graphite and then eventually become diamonds. But these hail stones later melt because of Saturn's a...

The brand new London head office of Al Gore located in Regent Street will take advantage of NASA’s fuel cell technology.

The ghost of Earth's future has been found-- that is to say scientists have discovered the remains of a minor planet that's remarkably similar to our own. According to findings, the residue of the destroyed planet has traces of an abundant water source, much like our own. It was found through NASA's Hubble Space Telescope as well as the Keck Observatory in Hawaii.

Besides damaging historic and cultural landmarks in the Philippine provinces of Bohol and Cebu, the 7.2 magnitude earthquake also caused the death of 20 residents and injury to 43, so far, reports said.

A potential treatment for an aggressive form of breast cancer has been researched by Australian researchers. Widely referred as Triple-negative breast cancer, is one of the most difficult cancers to treat.

Anti-retroviral drugs are designed to control HIV progression and reduce transmission risk of the virus. However, these drugs also bring concerning side effects which make drug takers look sicker than non-takers.

China's central government has dangled an $818 loot reward for its six most polluting regions to speed up the cleaning operation and curb the country's growing environmental problems.

A female platypus that got accidentally trapped in a car engine during a 15-kilometre ride through Murrumbidgee River in Canberra, Australia miraculously survived the ordeal.

Sydney was set ablaze as Australia's Olympic Park in Sydney caught fire Sunday as the fire broke out after a cigarette butt thrown away in the area, according to reports.

People spend countless time, energy and money on finding quick fixes to looking young. Creams, diets and pills are being discovered for every problem and possibly have an effect in the future. But for Susan Reynolds, the secret to maintaining a youthful glow is to skip hot meals and go raw.

Chikungunya is a threatening virus that most Australians have no idea what they could get, which may be transmitted through mosquito bites. Common to Asia and Africa, the illness is characterized by rashes around the body and severe joint pains felt for months after in contact with the illness.

China has pledged to stop operations of at least 2,000 coal mines by 2015 in its bid to regulate production of the raw commodity and clean up the air.

What the world will be like under a changed climate – a leaked report from IPPC reveals the answer

Iran will blast another space monkey within a month, according to a report in the Iranian Web site Press TV.

Stories about UFOs are top movie themes but some celebrities also believe in them and by extension, believe in aliens too. But it’s not just celebs who believe in UFOs and extraterrestrials.

Funeral directors in Norway discovered a problem caused by a 30-year burial practice in the country of wrapping corpses in plastic before burying them. The plastic wrap, similar to one used to keep sandwiches fresh, is the reason the dead bodies do not rot.

The frequently asked question now on the 2013 Comet ISON near Sun and Earth flyby is: Will the “Comet of the Century” dazzle viewers or disappoint? A study that scientists at the Lowell Observatory and Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) conducted suggests that Comet ISON’s close approach to the Sun will unlikely end its spectacular display.

A recent research has found that the most effective cure against hangovers can be beverages, Sprite and soda water. The study was conducted in a Chinese laboratory at the Sun Yet-Sun University in Guangzhou, China.

Are we really not alone? It is possible that a soon-to-expire star, which was as fiery and lively as own sun millions of years ago, could provide some solid answers to this age-old question.

With the U.S. government shutdown, New Zealand scientists will take over research activities in Antarctica as their American counterparts have withdrawn their ongoing operations at McMurdo base.

The Institute for Astronomy of the University of Hawaii has recently released its discovery of an unknown planet spotted cold and lonely without any sun.

A gruesome but incredible time-lapse video shows how a lizard decomposes and turns into a skeleton. The lizard is eaten up by beetles and maggots until all that is left is the creature's tough skin and bones.

Slade Dill is now on health news headlines after surviving a flesh-eating virus. His recovery has amazed his doctors. The eighth-grader was just playing tag when he cut his knee running.

New prophylactic vaccine cured monkeys of simian immunodeficiency virus or SIV, an HIV and AIDS-like illness for primates, gave experts and researchers new hope for functional HIV cure. Cats' version of HIV aka feline immunodeficiency virus may also unlock further methods to defeat virus causing AIDS.

Suzanne Somers has proven Miley Cyrus wrong. In an interview in the Today show, Miley said 40-year-olds no longer have sex but American actress Suzanne Somers says she and her partner have sex a couple of times a day.

NASA is currently on the hot seat after it decided to bar Chinese scientists to an upcoming conference in November. China has cried discrimination. Some U.S. scientists likewise expressed disgust.

Six workers of Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant have been directly exposed to leaking radioactive water. The Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO), the plant's operator, on Wednesday said the unfortunate accident occurred due to carelessness when one of the workers detached a pipe connected to a water treatment system at the site.

Member nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) collectively agreed on Wednesday to share satellite data information that will monitor the haze development in each country in a bid to curb illegal fires and prevent its occurrence and spread in the region.

The 2013 Comet ISON's closest approach to planet Mars last October 1 had built up the excitement for a remarkable display but the “Comet of the Century” was not able to meet the expectations of the scientists in-charge with the NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter HiRISE camera. Astronomer Ignacio Ferrin from FACom, Universidad de Antioquia gave his evaluation on the latest Comet ISON data and discovered signs on its “imminent demise.”