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UAE Business: BPDC introduces diverse streams to align with industry needs - Vimarsana News

UAE Business: BPDC introduces diverse streams to align with industry needs

BITS Pilani Dubai Campus (BPDC) has announced the addition

Buzz Aldrin Passes Lie Detector Test, Leaving Experts Convinced Alien Life Exists - Vimarsana News

Buzz Aldrin Passes Lie Detector Test, Leaving Experts Convinced Alien Life Exists

The former renowned NASA astronaut and the second man to step on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin, has undergone and passed a lie detector for claims he saw extraterrestrial occurrences during his trip. ...

Enzymes Fooled: Artificial DNA Blurs the Line, Posing Challenges for Genetic Technologies - Vimarsana News

Enzymes Fooled: Artificial DNA Blurs the Line, Posing Challenges for Genetic Technologies

The genetic alphabet contains just four letters, referring to the four nucleotides, the biochemical building blocks that comprise all DNA. Scientists have long wondered whether it’s possible to add more letters to this alphabet by creating brand-new

Former CIA Pilot John Lear Says "There Are Millions Of Aliens Living On The Moon" - Vimarsana News

Former CIA Pilot John Lear Says "There Are Millions Of Aliens Living On The Moon"

A former CIA pilot shocked the public with his statement that the Moon is actually a livable place with over 250 million citizens. The former CIA pilot, John Lear, has been quite famous...

Enzymes can't tell artificial DNA from the re - Vimarsana News

Enzymes can't tell artificial DNA from the re

<p>Researchers from UC San Diego have come one step closer to unlocking the potential of synthetic DNA, which could help scientists develop never-before-seen proteins in the lab.</p>