With the help of Nobeyama 45-m Radio Telescope in Japan astronomers have map out three nearby molecular clouds: Orion A, Aquila Rift, and Messier 17 (M17).

The critter has been given a scientific name Ikaria Wariootia. Researchers led by geologists at the University of California (UC) Riverside have identified the critter as the first known bilaterian, an organism with a front and back, symmetrical sides and front and back openings with a gut in between.

There has been a long debate on the perception that the universe is flat; but a new study has come up claiming that it is actually curved.

A total of 5.52 crore Income Tax Returns (ITRs) out of 5.87 crore have been checked by the Central Board of Directors (CBDT) for the Assessment Year (AY) 2018-19 (Financial Year 2017-18) under the individual category.

The commercially available food products in the market are 'too sweet' for the human consumption, said researchers who analysed food product reviews of over 400,000 Amazon customers.

Researchers have found that a good nutrition care plan at home can keep patients with risk of malnutrition out of the hospital.

Ever wondered why Zebras have black and white stripes on their body? Well, this has remained an unanswered question for a long time. But, now researchers have claimed that they have found an answer.

The space agency in China has launched a weather observation rocket from a semi-submersible drone ship. Scientists claim that it is the world's first ever weather monitoring rocket launched for the purpose of meteorological research.

When we talk about our Neanderthal cousin species, there is so much more to dig out. From their food habit to dressing sense to daily life activities, they are sea of hidden facts. Here, in this article we'll discuss a little about the weapons of their times. Researchers analysing ancient Neanderthal spears found that they are amazing examples of precision weaponry, not just basic tools.

Unlike human beings, plants don't have nose to smell. They have this inherent ability in their genes. A team of researchers at the University have discovered how information from odour molecules changes gene expression in plants. The study of plants odour detection systems may lead to new ways of influencing plant behaviour.