Rumor has it that Samsung Galaxy S9 is set to hit the markets in the next few months. Now leaked images are reportedly showing what to expect from the flagship phones. Read More »

If all nuclear power plants on Earth exploded simultaneously, it would result in the planet becoming completely uninhabitable over the next 156 years, due to the soil and atmosphere being contaminated by the radioactive isotope cesium-137, British scientists have pointed out. Read More »

Researchers in London have developed a new scanning technique which enables them to examine the inscriptions left on the papyruses used to wrap up mummies, without destroying their several thousand-year-old cases.   Read More »

The whole love at first sight thing might just be a bunch of hoopla, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Read More »

The Iranian military has displayed its Zolfaghar missile, a new variant that marks a major development in the country’s missile technology. Read More »

With a pronounced gender-neutral approach now manifesting itself more often in all walks of life, Radio Sputnik has asked Gina Rippon, a neuroscientist and Professor Emeritus of cognitive neuroimaging at Aston University in Birmingham, to explain why so many people try to fight gender stereotyping. Read More »

Russia’s Strategic Missile Troops will conduct twice as many tests in 2018 than were planned for this year, bumping up their number to twelve, the troop’s commander has said. Read More »

Being addicted to smartphones can create chemical changes in the brain, which may be linked to depression and anxiety in young people, a study suggests. Read More »

The assumption, long promoted by the tobacco industry, that puffing on a cigarette gives you sex appeal has now been debunked by a study revealing just the opposite. Bristol University research shows non-smokers are actually more attractive. Read More »

Japan has once again shown that it is much ahead of its time. Having one of the world’s lowest birth rates, the country tries to create the best conditions for pregnant women, even using modern technologies. Read More »