By Ajiša Dragičović Giant daggers of ice found on Pluto Pluto is already mysterious enough to many, with its strange structures and eldritch terrain. Threatening blades of ice were first eyed by NASA’s New Horizons mission in the summer of 2015. Taking until now to decipher their constitution and…
By Mimo Qaira Animal Behaviour research has discovered dogs live in democracies using sneezes to vote ‘The more sneezes that occurred, the more likely it was that the pack moved off and started hunting’ African wild dogs sneeze to vote on when the pack will go hunting, according to…
By Abdul Karim Mental Health sufferers take to the courts for right to die As more and more countries around the world contemplate legalising the right to die for sufferers of incurable physical conditions such as ‘locked in syndrome’. For many the right to a painless and dignified death is…
By Daud Mihail Genetically modified cyborg flies used as military and spy drones Tec research company Draper have created genteically modified cyborg dragonflies thay call ‘Dragonfl-eye’ Dragdonfly-eye is a living dragonfly with a tiny, ultra light weight solar-powered backpack that powers microscopic light emitting diodes that can control its movements…
By Muhafiz Al-Said Larsen C’s Giant White Wonder iceberg breaks from Antartica People haveing been fascinated by icebergs. The idea that you can have blocks of frozen water the size of cities, and bigger, sparks our sense of wonder. British astronaut Tim Peake photographed one from orbit that would just…
By Halil Muharem The secrets of Chimps’ strength shows Human muscles to be unique The greater strength of chimpanzees, relative to humans, may have finally been explained by scientists. A study suggests the difference is mostly due to a higher proportion in chimps of a muscle fibre type involved…
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Rashid Abdul Karim Al-Saud is a specialist Technology and Innovation reporter. With a masters MSc in Computer Science Rashid has worked as a technology and innovation correspondent since 2006. Rashid, originally from Saudi Arabia, has lived and worked as a specialist correspondent in: UAE,…
By Aisha Butt The discovery of an egg producing plant 1840m under the Pacific Ocean goes viral baffling scientists The NOAA’S Okeanos Explorer uncovered a mysterious plant producing a purplish egg-like object some 1840 meters below sea level and the scientific community on the internet is ugh ly perplexed. The…
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Dubai launched driverless flying taxis in July 2017 Dubai will be treated to a driverless flying taxis service as early as this July according to the city’s Road and Transport Authority (RTA), which plans to start flying passengers across the city in July 2017….
By Amir Al-Asad Seven Earths discovered orbiting star only 39 ly away The seven Earth-size worlds have been discovered orbiting a star just 39 light-years away, and most may have the right conditions to host liquid water on their surfaces with possibly the right temperatures and atmospheric conditions to…
