Astronomers at the University of Manchester have spotted something unusual in the Milky Way Galaxy, an exotic planet seemingly made of diamond.
Kukil Bora
Aug 27, 2011
Researchers have found an exotic planet made completely of diamond, orbiting an even more exotic star relatively close to Earth.
Johnathan Davis
Aug 26, 2011
Widespread reports have stated that Arsenal had an offer rejected for Bolton defender Gary Cahill as their bid only came within one-third of his valuation.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 26, 2011
There's a planet made entirely of diamond out there in our Milky Way galaxy that an international team of scientist discovered orbiting a pulsar about 4,000 light-years away. This small diamond planet, which obits the pulsar PSR J1719-1438, is believed to be denser than platinum, but made entirely of oxygen and carbon.
Laura Matthews
Aug 26, 2011
Scientists and Neanderthals mated, scientists said. Scientists have long has long thought that Neanderthal genes that have been instilled in human DNA are not functional.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 25, 2011
In another victory for Apple's legal team, Dutch courts ruled that devices from rival Samsung would not be allowed to be allowed on shelves in the Netherlands due to patent infringement.
Johnathan Davis
Aug 25, 2011
Scientists have discovered something that defies the imagination.
Jeremy White
Aug 25, 2011
Astronomers Discover a Planet Made of Diamonds
Jeremy White
Aug 25, 2011
Gold rose on Thursday after two days of sharp declines, as tumbling European and U.S. equity markets sparked by talk that Germany might enact a short-sale ban prompted investors to buy gold as a safe haven.
Mike Obel
Aug 25, 2011
China's telecom giants are building up a war-chest of patents to help give them an edge in the legal battles raging between the world's smartphone makers, aided by Beijing's push to transform the country from workshop to innovator.
Wenwen Meng
Aug 25, 2011
China hopes that Europe will take steps to protect China's investments there, Chinese President Hu Jintao told the French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Thursday, nonetheless voicing confidence in the euro and vowing to keep investing in it.
Wenwen Meng
Aug 25, 2011
The German DAX dropped 4 percent in about 15 minutes in Friday afternoon trading, on a rumor that the German Government's credit rating will be downgraded.
Joseph Lazzaro
Aug 25, 2011
Apple’s Steve Jobs resigned as the company’s CEO on Wednesday.
Prarthito Maity
Aug 25, 2011
German consumer sentiment fell slightly going into September, a survey showed on Thursday, hitting a 10-month low as the euro zone debt crisis and fears of another recession in Europe and the United States weighed on consumer expectations.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 25, 2011
Female politicians took three out of the top five spots in Forbes' 2011 list of the most powerful women in the world.
Ashley Portero
Aug 24, 2011
Joe Berlinger's and Bruce Sinofsky's Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, the third of the filmmakers' documentaries about the case of the West Memphis Three, will premiere at the 49th New York Film Festival with a new ending incorporating the recent release of the three from prison.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 24, 2011
A strong durable goods report Wednesday helped reverse a short-lived rebound in precious metals, which had been gaining early in the day on a downgrade of Japan and worries that economic growth in both the U.S. and Europe was tepid at best.
Mike Obel
Aug 24, 2011
The U.S. ambassador made a surprise trip to a southern Syrian town Tuesday, his second visit to an area rocked by protests against President Bashar al-Assad and a move likely to antagonize the authorities in Damascus.
Eric Linton
Aug 24, 2011
The eurozone could collapse if its member countries don't work together to solve its debt crisis, but China is pleased to see that Germany and France are cooperating to avert that risk, a Chinese vice foreign minister said in an interview.
Wenwen Meng
Aug 23, 2011
Economic growth is stagnating in Europe and cooling slightly in China, according to surveys of business activity released on Tuesday, fuelling concern about the risk of a global slump as Western governments struggle to cope with their debt problems.
Wenwen Meng
Aug 23, 2011
Although the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has completed inspection on plants around the country, there has not been adequate time for energy companies to update facilities since the safety reports were issued.
Daniel Tovrov
Aug 23, 2011
Billionaire Investor/Philanthropist George Soros has provided more thought-provoking commentary on the markets, and he says a U.s. double-dip recession is more likely now.
Joseph Lazzaro
Aug 23, 2011