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Holding hands with your partner during a scary film reduces levels of fear, study finds 

Watching a scary film? Hold your partner’s hand! Grasping on to a loved one in stressful moments reduces levels of fear, study finds Scientists measured s... read more

Amateur astronomers capture the moment mysterious object slams into Jupiter

A mysterious object slammed into Jupiter this week, causing a bright flash of light that was captured by amateur astronomers 382.76 million miles away on Earth... read more

Extraordinary ‘megapod’ of 150 humpbacks filmed having lunch off the coast of New South Wales

A massive ‘megapod’ with dozens of humpback whales was spied frolicking in the waters off the Sapphire Coast in New South Wales, Australia. Humpback... read more

New Fibit feature detects if you or your partner are snoring to help address health issues

Your Fitbit could end one of the biggest arguments couples have in bed—whether one of them is snoring like a chainsaw. The company has confirmed that its Sens... read more

Supernova first spotted over China in 1181 is solved after 900 years

Cosmic mystery is SOLVED after 900 years: Supernova first spotted over China in 1181 is identified as Pa30 – a nebula surrounding one of the hottest stars... read more

Fossils: Scientists reconstruct Carnotaurus – revealing a complex coat of scales, bumps and wrinkles

Scientists have painted a new picture of Carnotaurus — the ‘carnivorous bull’ dinosaur — with a complex coat of scale, studs, thorns, bumps an... read more

Fossilized mother spider protecting her young is found preserved in 99-million-year-old amber

Often used in jewelry, Amber is fossilized tree resin—the oldest of which dates back more than 300 million years. In recent years the Hukawng Valley in north... read more

LG launches an enormous 325-inch TV with an eye-watering £1.2 MILLION price tag

Watching a film on a big screen is a real treat for most of us, and now the days of heading to the cinema for the experience could be a thing of the past – th... read more

Aliens? Elon Musk sparks a Twitter frenzy with claim that ‘there are UFOs’

Is there life, Elon, but not as we know it? This is the question on Twitter’s lips in the wake of a post by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk about the existence of al... read more

iPhone 13 backlash begins as fans claim the new smartphone has no major improvements

Apple once again launched its latest smartphone to much fanfare yesterday, but it appears the new iPhone 13 has not gone down quite as well as the tech giant wo... read more

Life-size camel carvings in Saudi Arabia are almost TWICE the age of Stonehenge

Life-size camel sculptures in Saudi Arabia that were originally thought to be 2,000 years old actually date back 8,000 years, new analysis has revealed. The dis... read more

Know About Cheap Web Hosting in India

How is Cheap Web Hosting Beneficial to Small Business Owners in India? How Can You Benefit from Cheap Web Hosting in India? What All Will You Get from Cheap Web... read more

Nature: Primate mothers grieve over the death of infants by carrying the corpse with them for MONTHS

Primate mothers who suffer the death of an infant grieve by carrying the corpse with them — sometime for months after the tragedy — a study has concluded. E... read more

To-Do Bitcoin Mining, You First Need To Know Some Important Things About The Trader

Bitcoin has gained popularity for over a decade. Currently, most investments are being made with bitcoin as the cryptocurrency. The number of adoptions is incre... read more

Apple debuts $799 iPhone 13 including new PINK color option and battery that lasts 2.5 hours longer

Apple has given the world the first look at its new iPhone 13 during its annual product event hosted live from its headquarters in Cupertino, California. The 6.... read more

DNA analysis of prehistoric humans rarely mated with their cousins, study finds

A DNA analysis of prehistoric humans reveals mating between cousins is more common today than it was over the last 45,000 years ago. Scientist from Max Planck S... read more

Apple Watch Series 7 with a 20% larger display and $399 price tag unveiled

Apple Watch Series 7 with a 20% larger display and $399 price tag is unveiled at the tech giant’s annual product event Apple debuted its new Apple Watch S... read more

Apple unveils a $329 iPad that features the tech giant’s new A13 Bionic Chip

Apple hosted its annual product event on Tuesday, which opened with the unveiling of a new iPad that is three times more powerful than a Chrome book and six ti... read more

Workplace cafeterias can cut portion sizes to help stop obesity, study suggests

It’s often easy to chow down too much food at the workplace cafeteria at lunchtime after a hunger-inducing morning of solid work. But a new study from res... read more

Xiaomi debuts concept smart glasses that take photos, display notifications and have AR capabilities

Xiaomi debuted its concept for a pair of smart glasses on Tuesday, just five days after Facebook and Ray-Ban announced their model. The Chinese electronics comp... read more

Neuroscience: People subconsciously sync their heart rates with the stories they listen to

When people listen to stories, they subconsciously synchronise their heart rates with the narrative — and, therefore, each other — a study has demonstrated.... read more

Move over James Bond! World’s first hands-free JETPACK prototype is unveiled

From James Bond to The Jetsons, jetpacks have been a staple feature in blockbuster movies for years. Now, the technology is slowly but surely becoming a reality... read more

Climate change: North Atlantic jet stream could migrate north by 2060, leading to extreme weather

Extreme weather may become more common across Europe and North America by 2060 as climate change shifts the North Atlantic jet stream, a study has warned. The ... read more

Scientists reconstruct the face of a Neanderthal with a tumour above his eyebrow

Scientists have reconstructed the face of a male Neanderthal called Krijn who lived and died up to 70,000 years ago, and had a curious facial disfigurement.  K... read more