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The procedure went to plan with a lag of only 0.06 seconds between the surgeon in London and the robot in Gibraltar. The cancer patient Paul Buxton, a football fan, said, “We’ve gone from being in the Championship to the Champions League as far as surgeons are concerned.”

Surgeon in UK guides robot to perform prostate removal surgery in Gibraltar

Japan approves world’s first iPS stem-cell treatments for Parkinson’s and heart failure

Asteroid 2024 YR4 will miss the moon in 2032. Scientists have calculated that not only will it miss Earth, but it will also not collide with the moon anymore, an event that had a high chance of happening until recently. James Webb Space Telescope takes the honours.

Moon is safe - JWST pulls off near-impossible feat, locates asteroid that had gone into hiding

Milky Way's chaotic and violent heart has been producing three mysterious signals, which scientists say could be coming from a particular kind of dark matter. Could this hypothetical substance be the source of the extreme energy spikes?

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Carbon emissions from blackwater lakes in the Congo Basin are becoming a cause of worry. Scientists say old carbon is being released from them, and they don't know how this is happening. But they think it could be linked to climate change.

Scientists say African cellar is emitting ancient material. It has a deadly leak

NASA has changed the Artemis programme to add another layer that will test crucial systems, communications and the spacesuits. The human landing will now happen in 2028 with Artemis 4, and the main punch is what happens thereafter.

NASA goes the Apollo way, plans yearly moon landings, starting with 2 in 2028

Blood Red Moon will be seen tonight in India and other parts of the world. A total lunar eclipse is occurring, and 3 billion people in North America, Australia, New Zealand and eastern Asia will be able to see it.

Total lunar eclipse tonight: See the moon turn blood red. Check timing in India

Blood Moon 2026: A total lunar eclipse is set to occur in March this year. The moon will appear red in colour. Why does this happen? How often do Blood Moons occur, and are all lunar eclipses Blood Moons?

Blood Moon 2026: Do you know, Earth is the only planet to produce lunar eclipse?

NASA is essentially swapping the actual moon landing for an additional test mission staged closer to Earth while insisting that the 2028 deadline for a lunar touchdown remains unchanged. Artemis III was supposed to be the moon landing but has now been pushed to 2027.

NASA overhauls Artemis moon mission after delays, aims to cut both risks and costs

Why do women suffer more pain and for a longer time than men? It has nothing to do with their strength or stamina. Turns out, the human body is such that men are naturally at an advantage when it comes to pain, and women can't do anything about it.

Shake off the pain? We can't. Turns out, even nature favours the men. And no, it is not about emotions

Neanderthal and homo sapiens mated, but it was mostly only the men of the former species with the females of the latter. This explains a major DNA problem that scientists have noticed in the human genes today.

Human women preferred Neanderthal men. This solves a major DNA mystery

Astronomers across the world received 800,000 alerts from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in just one night, informing them of any new observations or changes in one region of the universe. The observatory in Chile has been built to deliver 10 terabytes of data every night. 

8 lakh cosmic alerts in one night: Too much? Vera will scale this number up to millions

The tektite field in Brazil shows that the region was hit by an extraterrestrial object millions of years ago. It is only the sixth such field discovered worldwide, strewn with glass pieces that formed when a cosmic object slammed into Earth with immense pressure.

Scientists say extraterrestrial object slammed into Brazil 6.3mn years ago, but left no crater. There is another proof

The ring of fire solar eclipse was captured from space by the PROBA-2 satellite four times. From Antarctica, the only place where the February 17 eclipse was visible in its entirety, a picture was taken from the Concordia Station.

Ring of fire solar eclipse as seen from space and Antarctica | Photos inside

Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body is unable to use insulin effectively, leading to elevated blood sugar levels. To manage the condition, patients are often prescribed insulin or other medications. 

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White noise on televisions and radios contained remnants of the Big Bang. When we saw it on screen during a bad reception or when channels were unavailable, we were unknowingly watching our universe's past in the present moment.  

You saw remnants of Big Bang as TV static happened, and you didn't even know

A scientist has claimed the place we cannot see beyond the observable universe is where heaven could be located. This place begins from where the Cosmic Horizon ends. However, critics have dismissed his theory.

Scientist claims heaven lies in the physical universe, and tells its EXACT location

Scientists have found the way children were sacrificed during the reign of the Incas, and it is pretty gruesome. But it didn't end there. The people carried mummified remains with them while relocating and sought their approval for marriages. 

Incas sacrificed children with fatal head blows, then revered their mummified remains

Planetary alignment in February: Six planets will come into line and become visible at the same time in February. Here is where to locate the planets, which one will appear the brightest and the precautions you need to take.

February planetary parade: Visible planets, watch guide and precautions

Radio signals emanating from an object located 15,000 light-years away from Earth are going against everything scientists know about pulsars. A strong burst reaches us around every 1,000 seconds, and it is a scientific anomaly.  

Every 22 minutes, a strange object has been sending a signal to Earth for 38 years

In terms of the Quasiparticle Model, a single particle travels through a sea of fermions, which include electrons, protons, or neutrons, and interacts persistently with its neighbours. 

Connecting two opposite realities: How one heavy particle can reshape an entire Quantum world

NASA is targeting March 6 for the launch of Artemis II, the first crewed mission to travel around the Moon since 1972. After a successful wet dress rehearsal at Kennedy Space Center, the mission will send four astronauts aboard Orion on a lunar flyby, paving the way for a future Moon landing.

NASA targets March 6 launch for Artemis II mission: After 52 years, NASA to send humans around the Moon

The study, done by experts from MIPT's Centre for Photonics and Two-Dimensional Materials in collaboration with international scientists, identified an optimal material structure for high photocatalytic efficiency under visible light.

Russian scientists develop high-efficiency solar catalysts that clean water using sunlight

Moonquakes are a common occurrence. But this is creating cracks on the moon, triggering the birth of new structures and also reshaping the lunar body. Scientists say that the moon is not only going away from us, but is also getting smaller.

Moon is shrinking as 1,114 new cracks are discovered. It is bad news for NASA's lunar bases

NASA has completed a successful wet dress rehearsal for Artemis II at Cape Canaveral, stopping the countdown at T-29 seconds as planned. After earlier hydrogen leak delays, the test clears a key hurdle toward the first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years, with launch now targeted for March.

NASA completes Artemis 2 launch rehearsal, sets stage for Moon mission after 50 years

NASA says Starliner suffered such great problems as it reached space in June 2024 that things could have gone terribly wrong. Boeing's failed spacecraft could have faced disastrous consequences because of the thruster problem if the right decisions had not been taken.

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Surgeon in UK guides robot to perform prostate removal surgery in Gibraltar

Japan approves first iPS stem-cell treatments for Parkinson’s and heart failure

JWST pulls off near-impossible feat, locates asteroid that had gone into hiding

Scientists pin source of 3 mysterious signals from centre of Milky Way to...

Scientists say African cellar is emitting ancient material. It has a deadly leak

NASA goes the Apollo way, plans yearly moon landings, starting with 2 in 2028

Total lunar eclipse tonight: See the moon turn blood red. Check timing in India

Blood Moon 2026: Do you know, Earth is the only planet to produce lunar eclipse?

NASA overhauls Artemis mission after delays, aims to cut both risks and costs

Even nature favours the men when it comes to pain. No, it is not about emotions

Human women preferred Neanderthal men. This solves a major DNA mystery

8 lakh cosmic alerts in one night: Vera will scale this number up to millions

Extraterrestrial object slammed into Brazil 6.3mn years ago, but left no crater

Ring of fire solar eclipse as seen from space and Antarctica | Photos inside

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Humans unknowingly time travelled through universe’s birth in old TV static

Scientist claims heaven lies in physical universe, and tells its EXACT location

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