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SpaceX's Starlink megaconstellation may be hindering ozone healing process
SpaceX's Starlink megaconstellation, which currently consists of nearly 6,000 satellites, may be impeding the Earth's atmosphere from healing itself, a new study suggests.
Earth's inner core rotation decelerates for first time in decades
The rotation of Earth's inner core is slowing down, according to a recent study led by a team from the University of Southern California (USC).
Leading cosmetic dentists, surgeons in US for that perfect smile
Are you looking for a dentist for cosmetic surgery? The search for the right one can often be overwhelming and time taking.
'Perfectly real' Deepfakes are coming soon, says industry expert
From marring the reputation of celebrities, showing them in pornographic videos to making business leaders speak nonsense, Deepfake tech has been used to create the wildest stuff possible.
Will Smith 'flew', Jolie 'seduced', courtesy this Oscar-winning Indian animator
When the Academy Awards' list of winners for technical achievement was announced last year, India had a big reason to raise a toast.
Testing tears may help treat Parkinson's early: Study
Testing tears may be a reliable, inexpensive and non-invasive way to diagnose Parkinson's disease early, a study has found.
Shinzo Abe's journey to become Japan's longest-serving post-war leader
In 2006, at age 52, Shinzo Abe became Japan's youngest prime minister since World War-II.
Dr Spencer Johnson of 'Who Moved My Cheese?' fame dead
Dr Spencer Johnson, author of the popular best-sellers 'Who Moved My Cheese?' and 'The One Minute Manager', died today of pancreatic cancer aged 78 in San Diego, US.