An underground river, discovered by Brazilian researchers as flowing 13,000 feet below the Amazon, is not a river as the conventional meaning suggests.
Kukil Bora
Aug 28, 2011
Scientists have found a gigantic underground river flowing thousands of feet below the world's second longest Amazon River.
Satya Nagendra Padala
Aug 28, 2011
A 10-year-old Texas boy died of dehydration after his father and stepmother denied him water over a period of five days as a punishment for wetting bed, Texas police said on Friday.
Ankita Mehta
Aug 28, 2011
A 10-year-old Texas boy died of dehydration last month after his father and step mother kept water away from him for five days as a punishment for wetting his beds, Texas police said on Friday.
Ankita Mehta
Aug 28, 2011
Researchers at the Oregon State University have discovered a freshwater organism that might be the key to fight a fungus that is the principal cause for the worldwide amphibian decline.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 27, 2011
British energy giant BP is in the news in the United States for the wrong reasons, again. A female polar bear was accidentally shot by a security guard working for BP’s security contractor Purcell in the oil-rich North Slope of Alaska on Aug.3. The animal, which belongs to a threatened species, died about a fortnight later, inviting the wrath of wildlife activists.
Jijo Jacob
Aug 27, 2011
Scientists have discovered a new river, which they claim is as long as the Amazon River and up to hundred times wider.
Kukil Bora
Aug 27, 2011
It's hard to conceptualize but imagine a river flowing 13,000 feet below the Amazon. That is what scientists have discovered: a gigantic underground water body thousands of feet below the world's second longest Amazon River.
Ceylan Yeginsu
Aug 26, 2011
Have you heard of a river flowing under a river? In an amazing discovery, scientists have found signs of an underground river flowing below Amazon River.
Manikandan Raman
Aug 26, 2011
While Hurricane Irene continues to make its way through The Bahamas with heavy winds and rain, residents in the capital Nassau are stocking up on the goods they need to in order to ride out the Category 3 storm. Irene is still threatening the east coast of the United States.
Laura Matthews
Aug 24, 2011
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover (MES) Opportunity, which recently reached the Red Planet's Endeavor crater, sent back interesting snapshots of the planet's crust.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 22, 2011
A large algal bloom extending from Montauk, New York to Cape May in New Jersey, has been detected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite imagery as having the potential to threaten the existence of marine life in the region.
Monami Thakur
Aug 20, 2011
Scientists believe that human feces is the cause of the coral-killing disease white pox that has had a devastating effect on the Caribbean Elkhorn coral.
Mark Johanson
Aug 18, 2011
The company calls it an ?unprecedented? step in creating intelligent computers.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 18, 2011
Three people have died so far this summer
Ellen Killoran
Aug 17, 2011
The world's largest rodent, the South American capybara, has been spotted in a California wastewater treatment plant.
Mark Johanson
Aug 17, 2011
The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Cisco Systems, Primo Water, AMC Networks, News Corp., and Sequenom. The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Elbit Imaging, Open Text, SodaStream International, American Superconductor, and Lululemon Athletica.
Balasubramanyam Seshan
Aug 11, 2011
As NASA?s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity landed on its new site, Endeavour crater, on the Martian surface on August 9, scientists assumed it started paving way towards possible future human missions to planet Mars.
Sanskrity Sinha
Aug 11, 2011
The police of Northern Ireland reportedly have six water cannons available; such devices don?t exist in England, Wales or Scotland.
Palash Ghosh
Aug 10, 2011
David Cameron is pushing England's police force to use new methods of fighting back against rioting and looting across the country.
Daniel Tovrov
Aug 10, 2011
To stop the four day-long riots in London, police and politicians are considering a number of crowd control methods never before used in the United Kingdom.
Daniel Tovrov
Aug 09, 2011
More than two billion people in the world live without access to clean drinking water, and recent droughts in Africa have left 12 million people without water. To aid them, French eco-entrepreneur Georges Mougin plans to harvest icebergs across the world to solve the water shortage.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 09, 2011