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Chinese scientist criticized for risking 'gene-edited' babies' lives
8 Jan 2019 10:25 AM IST
Indian scientists protest congress speakers discrediting works of...
8 Jan 2019 10:23 AM IST
NASA says faraway world Ultima Thule shaped like 'snowman'
Ultima Thule's surface reflects light about as much as -"garden variety dirt.â€
3 Jan 2019 8:27 AM IST
NASA space probe 'phones home' in landmark mission to solar system's...
The spacecraft will ping back more detailed images and data from Thule in the coming days.
2 Jan 2019 9:28 AM IST
![Cheers erupted at Johns Hopkins Universitys Applied Physics Laboratory, home to Mission Control, as mission operations manager Alice Bowman declared: \We have a healthy spacecraft.\](https://images.deccanchronicle.com/dc-Cover-s5buias5e81ikaitdhj0dd53t1-20190102081524.Medi.jpeg "Cheers erupted at Johns Hopkins Universitys Applied Physics Laboratory, home to Mission Control, as mission operations manager Alice Bowman declared: \We have a healthy spacecraft.\")
![Cheers erupted at Johns Hopkins Universitys Applied Physics Laboratory, home to Mission Control, as mission operations manager Alice Bowman declared: \We have a healthy spacecraft.\](https://images.deccanchronicle.com/dc-Cover-s5buias5e81ikaitdhj0dd53t1-20190102081406.Medi.jpeg "Cheers erupted at Johns Hopkins Universitys Applied Physics Laboratory, home to Mission Control, as mission operations manager Alice Bowman declared: \We have a healthy spacecraft.\")
NASA probe believed to have passed distant space rock on landmark...
1 Jan 2019 6:35 PM IST
Tech firm Sigfox develops tiny tracker to help fight rhino poaching
The global number of rhinos dwindled to about 20,000 a decade ago due to relentless poaching.
1 Jan 2019 4:06 PM IST
NASA probe nears distant space rock for landmark flyby
1 Jan 2019 1:36 PM IST