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    India places observation satellite into orbit

    11 Dec 2019

    India on Wednesday successfully placed into orbit its latest radar imaging earth observation satellite RISAT-2BR1 and nine foreign satellites from four countries using its PSLV rocket.

    Ethiopia launches first satellite into space

    20 Dec 2019

    Before dawn on Friday, senior officials and citizens gathered at the Entoto Observatory and Research Centre just north of the capital Addis Ababa to watch a live broadcast of the satellite's launch from a space station in China.

    Nobel science laureates stress urgency of addressing climate

    07 Dec 2019

    Winners of the prizes in physics, chemistry and economics made the assessment on Saturday at a news conference ahead of next week's presentation of the prizes. The remarks come as a global summit on climate change takes place in Madrid.

    UAE becomes first Gulf country to offer artificial joint replacement of the thumb

    26 Mar 2022

    Dr Marouane Bouloudhnine, Consultant Orthopedics Surgeon and Chairman of the Conference, said "The endoscope we use is only intended for this type of surgery. The technique has been in use in US and Europe. Now, it is available in the UAE."

    Scientists discover sea slugs that can self-decapitate and regrow entire body

    10 Mar 2021

    While autotomy is relatively well-known in the animal kingdom, such as lizards losing their tails to escape predators, this extreme form of self-decapitation is unprecedented and has researchers stumped.

    Scientists developed Nano slides that can detect cancer easily

    01 Nov 2021

    The slides can show cancer cells in distinct colours, allowing experts to more easily detect signs of the disease.

    Scientist controversially claims adding milk first to tea offers ‘superior flavour’

    08 Apr 2021

    Milk contains proteins which lower the water’s mineral content, making your tea taste better.

    Scientists develop a high-tech system that helps human communicate with vegetation

    07 Apr 2021

    Remote-controlled Venus flytrap "robo-plants" and crops that tell farmers when they are hit by disease could become reality after scientists developed a high-tech system for communicating with vegetation.

    Scientists discover X-rays coming from Uranus

    04 Apr 2021

    Uranus, a giant, icy planet about four times the diameter of Earth, is made up almost entirely of hydrogen and helium.

    Scientists discover sunken continent under Iceland, believed to be larger than Australia

    03 Jul 2021

    Scientists believe that the semi-aquatic land could extend from Greenland along the road to Europe.

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