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Rare ‘Golconda Blue’ diamond to sparkle at Geneva auction

Rare ‘Golconda Blue’ diamond to sparkle at Geneva auction

  • There is life outside Solar System, says evidence

    NASA's James Webb Space Telescope found fingerprints of 'dimethyl sulphide' and 'dimethyl disulphide' on distant exoplanet named K2-18 b -- known to be produced on Earth by microbes. The molecules provide the strongest evidence yet that life may exist on a planet outside our solar system, even as how they formed on that exoplanet remain unknown
  • Allowing forests to regrow is a great way to restore habitat 

    Every tree, though young, still provides valuable habitat for many species – as long as they're not bulldozed
  • How insects, smallest animals survive Antarctica

    The heat insects need for metabolism and growth comes from the environment. This is partly how they are so abundant around the world
  • Oceans were green. And they could change colour again!

    The reason Earth’s oceans may have looked different in the ancient past is to do with their chemistry and the evolution of photosynthesis
  • Scientists genetically engineer extinct dire wolf

    Dire wolves went extinct more than 10,000 years old and are much larger than gray wolves, their closest living relatives today
  • Indonesia cutting world’s biggest rainforest for biofuel

    A vast tropical archipelago stretching across the equator, Indonesia is home to the world’s third-largest rainforest, home to many endangered species of wildlife and plants, including orangutans, elephants and giant forest flowers. Some live nowhere else
  • Why we have FOMO for events that are not even fun

    Researchers tried to learn what really drives intense feelings of FOMO – which explains why a run-of-the-mill meeting might feel more crucial than an over-the-top vacation
  • A bizarre-looking dinosaur gives new insights into evolution

    New habitat, environs, and food sources made some of the dinosaurs to start using their arms for a whole new purpose
  • Astronomers listen to ‘music’ of flickering stars

    A new research analysed the frequency signatures of starquakes across a broad range of giant stars in the M67 star cluster, almost 3,000 light years from Earth
  • There’s probably an ant near you right now

    The short answer to “Why are there ants everywhere?” is simply this: We live on a planet where ants outnumber us by an almost unimaginable margin
  • Know about United State’s Pituffik Space Base in Greenland

    The base was built following a 1951 defence agreement between Denmark and the United States. It supports missile warning, missile defence and space surveillance operations for the US and NATO
  • What is classified information? Are war plans classified?

    President Donald Trump's administration says no classified material was leaked when senior officials used Signal to discuss upcoming attack plans against the Houthi rebels in Yemen -- even though a journalist was on the chat
  • US on egg hunt in Europe to ease prices at home  

    Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden are among the nations the US Department of Agriculture approached to address the shortage brought on by a bird flu outbreak. But supplying Americans with eggs would be complicated for these foreign producers
  • Is hyaluronic acid safe for all?

    Though hyaluronic acid is generally a safe ingredient, even for sensitive skin, youngsters should avoid products containing such active ingredients including retinol, vitamin C, alpha- and beta- hydroxy acids, and peptides, as well as those labelled with terms such as anti-ageing, wrinkle-reducing, brightening, or firming
  • Search for missing MH370 is back. What are the chances of this mission’s success?

    Seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity, which conducted an unsuccessful search in 2018, prepared a new proposal to which Malaysia’s government agreed last year. The company has returned to the southern Indian Ocean with a suite of new high-tech tools
  • Do we need to change our old ‘Space’ laws?

    International Space Laws were created during the Cold War, when space exploration was shaped by military sensitivities. Now, private companies own 11,000 active satellites orbiting Earth
  • Finland tops World Happiness Rankings for 8th consecutive year

    United States and United Kingdom fall to lowest-ever positions in the happiness ranking.
  • Going to buy a pre-owned vehicle? Then, don’t make these mistakes

    Owning a brand new or used vehicle can be dream-come-true for many, however, used-vehicle shoppers make costly mistakes that can be avoided with a little research and preparation
  • JFK files: What’s the truth behind Kennedy’s assassination?

    Intense interest in the details related to John F Kennedy’s assassination has spawned countless conspiracy theories. The release of new documents is likely to throw more light on the involvement of a lone gunmen in the killing for late US President  
  • Crimea is coveted by both Russia and Ukraine. Why?

    Crimea’s unique location makes it a strategically important asset, and Russia has spent centuries fighting for it
  • World War II: Women spies who tricked Nazis

    Women were hired for spying during World War-II, and were the only ones allowed to take on a combatant role by the British Army. However, many of them have been forgotten
  • Is workplace chat ‘gossiping’ or ‘sharing information’?

    Both scenarios meet traditional definitions of gossip, yet the two are viewed very differently
  •  What was biggest dinosaur that ever lived? 

    Spinosaurus is currently thought to have been the largest carnivorous (meat-eating) dinosaur, weighing in at 7.4 tonnes and 14 meters long
  • Glimpse of worst fires at nightclubs, music venues

    The deadliest nightclub fire in US history killed 492 people at Boston's Cocoanut Grove club in November 1942
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