Pebbles covered in water ice drift inward from colder outer regions, and the increase in temperature causes the ice to sublimate, usually producing strong water vapour signatures in the inner disk.

'5,545 light years away': NASA's James Webb Telescope detects CO2-rich planet-forming disk challenging models of planet birth

According to reports, so far, around 650 people have already signed up for this procedure, putting their faith in science and technology and have hopes that might be one day death will be reversible.

Rise of the dead: Berlin startup offers to cryopreserve dead body for $200,000 - Here's what we know

A new study has left scientists surprised and concerned after it was found that humans have pumped out so much groundwater in the past two decades that it has shifted the tilt of the Earth’s axis.

‘Surprised and concerned’: Scientists find groundwater extracted by humans has shifted tilt of Earth’s axis

Human interest and study in animal vocalisations have existed for a long time. The warning sounds of different primates vary depending on the predator. For example, dolphins communicate with distinctive whistles, and some songbirds may rearrange the components of their calls to convey different meanings.

Can artificial intelligence actually help us to communicate with animals?

A new study suggests that the modern-day cold sores or herpes origins can be traced back to the bronze age, to the time when our ancestors began to engage in romantic and sexual kissing.

All the kissing our ancestors’ did is what gave us herpes: Study

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would lead a new drive to capitalise on scientific and technological breakthroughs made in Britain with a programme to direct research into areas that will benefit the public good.

With $21 billion spending on R&D, UK launches plan to capitalise on science and technology breakthroughs

Researchers from IIT Madras and Rice University, USA have developed algorithms for lensless, miniature cameras that have applications in augmented/virtual reality, security, smart wearables, robotics among others.

Indian, US researchers develop algorithms to get clearer images from futuristic lensless cameras

Scientists recently witnessed four distant white dwarfs consuming the crust of dead planets. Most stars, after completing their life cycle simply become white dwarfs, which refers to the core of what once used to be a star.

Scientists just witnessed dead stars munching on remains of planets

Hundreds of spinners have been taken out of supermarkets and off markets due to warnings that they are dangerous for children

Fidget Spinner: An agent of danger

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