March 2nd, 2011 
Tushar Mathur 
The Google Science Fair is the premier online global science competition for students. Students ages 13-18 are invited to submit the most interesting, creative projects for a chance to win scholarships, job opportunities, and once in a lifetime opportunities with the world’s foremost leaders in science and technology. Registration ends April 4th, 2011. Visit http://www.google.com/sciencefair for more info.
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Tags: Creative Projects, Foremost Leaders, Global Science, Google, Job Opportunities, Lifetime Opportunities, Scholarships, Science And Technology, Science Competition, Science Fair, Science Online, Science Technology, Sciencefair, Students Ages, Www Google 
Comments Off February 10th, 2011 Malvika Sampat 
Scientists are trying to implement quick movements in the robots. The future robots are now created by having the cockroaches as their inspiration. When the person attempt to smash a cockroach, the cockroach try to move quickly and precisely so as to escape. And such quick and activeness are being implemented in creating the future robots.
Posted in Science Tags: Anatomical Study, Bright Future, Cockroach, Cockroaches, Concentration, Freaks, Insect, Insects, Inspiration, Legs, Neurology, Outer Space, Professors, Rigidity, Robot, Robotics, Robots, Schema, Scientists, Tel Aviv University Comments Off February 8th, 2011 Malvika Sampat 
NASA recently releases the entire Sun image in the 360 degree appearance. Two satellites have been launched in the 2006 by Stereo mission (Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory). One among those two satellites is revolving in front of the earth in its orbit and another behind the earth in its orbit.
On Sunday report NASA informed that their spacecraft has been arrived in the point where the sun is at their focus between those two satellites.
Posted in Science Tags: Astronauts, Behind The Sun, Coronal Mass Ejection, Degree Image, Earth Gravity, Earth Line, Nasa, Orbit, Particle, Particles, Power Grid, Richard Harrison, Rutherford Appleton Lab, Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, Spacecraft, Star Sun, Stereo Mission, Sun Earth, Sun Image, Two Satellites Comments Off January 28th, 2011 Malvika Sampat 
An international team of astronomers appointed to do research on the space has found the oldest galaxy which seems to exist before 13.2 billion years ago. They discovered this galaxy with the help of Hubble Space Telescope.
They marked the existed galaxy and enlarged it to obtain a clear view. Astronomers found that the galaxy would have existed before 480 million years.
Posted in Science Tags: Astronomers, Big Bang, California Institute Of Technology, California Santa Cruz, Formation Of Stars, French Team, Galaxy, Garth Illingworth, Hubble Space Telescope, Inconvenience, Institute Of Technology, Light Years, Million Years, Mistake, Nasa, Nasa International, New Galaxies, Richard Ellis, University Of California, University Of California Santa Cruz Comments Off January 19th, 2011 Malvika Sampat 
In the outer area of the solar system, a small rocky planet has been discovered by the recent observatory. The US agency officially declared this news on Monday. A planet discovered and fund by Kepler is named after him as “Kepler” and it was found to be 1.4 times the size of our planet Earth.
Posted in Science Tags: 5 Million, Atmosphere, Close Observation, Discovery Of Planets, Earth The Planet, Hudgins, Humankind, Kepler Mission, Kind Planet, Milky Way Galaxy, Million Stars, New Discoveries, New Planets, Observatory, Planet Earth, Planets In The Milky Way, Rocky Planet, Scientist, Solar System, Space Telescope Comments Off
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