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HindustanTimes Wed,22 May 2013

Saturn to be at its brightest today

Planet Saturn, known as 'Lord of the Rings', will be visible at its brightest in the sky today as it positions itself directly opposite the Sun. Due to its positioning, the planet will also be the closest it can get to Earth in the year 2013

Rare galaxy furiously burning gas to form stars found

A galaxy turning gas into stars with almost 100 percent efficiency, a rare phase of galaxy evolution that is the most extreme yet observed, has been discovered.

Partial lunar eclipse today

It's time for star gazers to get their telescopes out to see the partial lunar eclipse close to midnight on April 25. Vanita Srivastava reports.

Now, footprints can tell your running or walking speed

An equation designed by two Spanish scientists can provide a highly accurate estimate of an individual`s speed based on stride length.

Terrestrial climate change linked to shift in atmospheric CO2

New test results have provided further evidence that the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide and Earth's surface temperature are inextricably linked.

Dutch firm to set up human colony on Mars in 2023

A company from the Netherlands is planning to send four astronauts on a trip to Mars to set up a human colony in 2023.

Chimps talk to each other like passionate Italians: study

Chimpanzees use a mixture of passionate gestures, vocalisations and even sign language to get their points across with each other and with humans, a new study has found.

Indian origin scientist thinks of ways to collide with asteroid for study

Like many of his colleagues, Indian origin deep space navigator Shyam Bhaskaran devotes a great deal of time to crafting, and contemplating, computer-generated 3D models of asteroids.

New math method improves study of evolution of solar system

In order to improve a simulation designed to study the evolution of the solar system through time, numerical mathematical methods have been developed at the Computing Faculty of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

Rings cause rain on Saturn, finds Nasa research

Cosmic rain! Astronomers have discovered that the rings of Saturn produce their own rain that falls onto the planet, having a major impact on its atmosphere.
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