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NASA Explains Why June 30 Will be 1 Second Longer
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June 30 will officially be a bit longer than usual because an extra second or "leap" second will be added . (Representational Image, Thinkstock). submit to reddit; inShare; Add to Flipboard Magazine. Washington: Strictly speaking, a day lasts 86,400 seconds.
30 June Gets A Leap Second Because Earth's Rotation Is Slowing Down   Gizmodo Australia
Extra second to be added on 30th June of this year   Times of India
NASA says June 30 will be 1 second longer due to slower rotation of Earth   Mobiletor.com
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See how Blue Whale died at Mumbai Coast
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A 42-feet long blue whale was washed ashore at Alibaug coast, Mumbai and died after struggling for more than 18 hours on Wednesday night. According to officials, the 20-tonne marine mammal was first spotted on Wednesday afternoon and was alive then.
18 hours after getting beached, 42-feet blue whale dies on Mumbai's shores   Mobiletor.com
WHALE   The Hindu
Stuck for over 18hrs, 42ft blue whale dies at Alibaug beach   Hindustan Times
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India's Mars mission may last “many years,” says ISRO chief
Financial Express
The country's low-cost Mars mission spacecraft that is in a rendezvous with the Red planet for an extended period has enough fuel... By: PTI | Bangalore | June 27, 2015 9:17 pm. G+. The country's low-cost Mars mission spacecraft that is in a rendezvous with ...

India's Mars Orbiter Mission can last few years more, says ISRO Chief   TeCake
'MOM has enough fuel to last a few more years'   The Hindu
MOM to live for long, Saarc Sat up by Dec '16   Times of India
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Parrots Brains Has Special Structure That Allows Them To Talk
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A new study conducted by an Indian-origin scientist reveals the secret behind parrots being such good imitators of human speech. The research was initiated by the Duke University with Mukta Chakraborty as the lead author, a post-doctoral researcher in the ...

Different brain structure makes parrot good vocal imitators   TeCake
The Region In The Brain That Gives Parrots Their Chat   Science 2.0
Mystery of parrots' talking ability solved   Times of India
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Indian-origin scientist develops flexible, skin-like display
Times of India
NEW YORK: Scientists led by an Indian-origin researcher have developed the world's first full-colour, flexible thin-film reflective display inspired by nature. Traditional displays like those on a mobile phone require a light source, filters and glass plates.
World's first flexible and skin-like display developed   Jagran Josh
World's First Flexible Thin-Film Reflective Display changes Color   West Texas News
Indian scientist develops world's thinnest, full color, flexible, skin-like display   TeCake
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Heat burst led to wilting of leaves: Experts
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THRISSUR: A team of scientists from Peechi Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI), which visited some coastal areas that witnessed wilting of plants last week, has reported that it could be the result of a phenomenon called heat burst. The scientists said ...

Wilting of Plants in Coastal Areas: Heat Burst Suspected   The New Indian Express
Heat burst led to wilting of leaves: Experts | Kochi NYOOOZ   NYOOOZ

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Corals adapting to global warming: Study
Times of India
WASHINGTON: At a time when global warming is threatening the very survival of coral reefs, some coral populations already have genetic variants necessary to tolerate warm ocean waters, a new study says. Humans can also help to spread these genes by ...

Some corals 'have DNA to adapt to warmer climate'   New Vision
Great Barrier Reef can be saved from Global Warming By Planting Corals having ...   PerfScience
New Research paves way for Manmade Colonies of Corals   Maine News Online

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Augmented reality windshields not safe: Study
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Toronto, June 26 (IANS) In a contradictory finding, researchers say the Augmented-reality head-up displays (AR-HUDs) are a threat to safety. AR-HUDs present digital images on windshields to alert drivers to everything from possible collisions to smart phone ...

Augmented-reality displays may make driving less safe   Business Standard
Digital Messages on Vehicle Windshields Make Driving Less Safe   Product Design & Development

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Saturn's 2 billion year age gap problem solved
Financial Express
A new study has solved Saturn's two billion-year age gap problem, supporting an 80-year-old prediction. By: ANI | June 27, 2015 1:59 pm. G+. Saturn. Models that correctly predict Jupiter to be 4.5 billion years old find Saturn to be only 2.5 billion years old, ...

Researchers solve Saturn's age gap discrepancy   Daily News & Analysis
New Evidence For Saturn's Age, Thanks To Hydrogen   Newsy
Z machine solves Saturn's 2-billion-year age problem   R & D Magazine

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NASA simulation depicts planet make waves in debris of Beta Pictoris
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With the help of new computer simulation, NASA depicted a planet in motions and debris disk around nearby star Beta Pictoris. The supercomputer simulation shows the planet's motion that drives spiral waves throughout the disk and debris disk around Beta ...

NASA Simulation shows planet and debris disk around the nearby star Beta ...   Austrian Tribune
NASA simulation shows planet makes waves in nearby debris disk   Financial Express
Planet makes waves in nearby debris disk: NASA   India Today
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