Undersea Glider to prevent whale-ship collisions tested

Undersea Glider to prevent whale-ship collisions tested

VICTORIA – Researchers from the University of Victoria have perfected deep sea glider with acoustic sensors, and it has been patrolling the deep-sea canyons off the west coast of Vancouver Island in a bid to prevent large ocean-going ships from accidently crashing into whales. The glider project is a partnership between Dalhousie University in Halifax, … Read more

Birds in Antarctica can identify individual humans

Birds in Antarctica can identify individual humans

It is already a known fact that crows, magpies and mockingbirds can differentiate individual humans. The latest news coming out from the world of science is pretty much exciting, as a recent study suggests that skuas living in remote Antarctica are also capable of recognizing individual people who have previously intervened their nests or eggs. … Read more

Two comets will pass by Earth on next week

Two comets

Two comets will safely fly closely by Earth next week, and astronomers believe that it will be a close shave. According to experts, the double flyby will tell them whether these two comets were previously one. The first one among the duo will pass carefully on March 21, 2016. The second comet will come closely … Read more

Oxford professor wins £500,000 for solving 300-year-old math problem

Oxford professor wins £500,000

A professor at Oxford University, Sir Andrew Wiles has been awarded £500,000 prize because he easily cracked a 300-year-old mystery mathematical problem for academics known as ‘epochal moment’. Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters has awarded him the Abel Prize for his proof of Fermat’s Theorem, which was published in the year 1994. This report … Read more

Tully Monster Fossil Mystery Is Now A Solved Case

Tully Monster

A group of researchers headed by Victoria “Tory” McCoy, a 2006 graduate of North Allegheny High School have solved the mystery surrounded around the completely weird-looking Tully monster. The team of researchers identified Tully Monster as an aquatic vertebrate which is very much similar to the modern-day lamprey. The results of the research are published … Read more