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Uranus is usually portrayed as a generally featureless blue ball, but when seen using radio telescopes, the pole reveals a swirling cyclone. 

HPU launches biomedical engineering program

There's something odd about the black holes discovered to date. We've found hardly any black holes in the intermediate mass range, and it's not clear why.

NASA has released new images that appear to show the broken remains of Japan’s Hakuto lander, which crashed on the moon in a failed mission last month.

The City of Spokane would pay nearly $11 million in capital costs and millions more to maintain a system that would add fluoride to the citys drinking water.

The symposium was started in 1979 under an agreement between the Japan and U.S. governments on cooperation in research and development in science and technology.

Job: Associate Editor, Physical Sciences - American Institute of Physics (AIP) College Park, MD, United States

Agodi is to Ibadan what Kirikiri is to Lagos. It is the suburb of the city where the maximum security prison is located. Therefore, when the federal government announced the appointment of a nuclear physicist, Prof Cyril Agodi Onwumechili, as the Vice-chancellor of the University of Ife in succession to the renowned economist, Prof Ojetunji

Agodi is to Ibadan what Kirikiri is to Lagos. It is the suburb of the city where the maximum security prison is located. Therefore, when the federal

There is no tsunami threat to Hawaii after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake rumbled near the Loyalty Islands, Friday afternoon.