India Has Space Cooperation with 33 Nations
India has been working in cooperation with 33 countries in the area of peaceful use of outer space, the government today said.
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Scientists: Bird's Ancestors Likely Not Dinosaurs
A fossil found in Inner Mongolia may prove that birds did not evolve from dinosaurs, as many scientists have believed, but from a creature that existed long before.
What Plant Fossils Can Tell Us About Life on Earth
Gregory M. Mueller, Ph.D. Chief Scientist and Negaunee Foundation Vice President of Science Chicago Botanic Garden
High capacity laboratory opens for better food safety in Mongolia
Newly constructed extension of the Central Food Laboratory of SAMO Scientific Food Research and Manufacturing Institute opened on Wednesday with the aim to improve food safety in Mongolia.
Camel found to be infected with equine flu virus
Equine influenza is able to jump from horses to camels, researchers have confirmed.
Our continuing fascination with the Mongolian death worm
Mongolia's Gobi is one of the world's greatest deserts, covering over 500,000 sq. miles.
Russian Cargo Craft Undocks From Station
An unpiloted Russian Progress cargo spacecraft undocked from the International Space Station Monday, completing its second and final undocking from the station since arriving in late November 2013.
Tectonic shift
ASIA TOOK billions of years to build. It started with Siberia and then huge land masses like Mongolia and China got added.
Touchdown! Space Station Crew Returns to Earth
Three crewmembers of the International Space Station have returned safely to Earth, ending their six-month orbital mission.
NKAF Summer Space Camp in Vermont: Adventures in Science for Teenagers
In early August 2013, Northern Skies Observatory (NSO) was abuzz with activity during the Northeast Kingdom Astronomy Foundation ’s (NKAF) successful summer Space Camp.
Grave concerns for fishers missing near Antarctica
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority says it detected an emergency distress beacon signal early on Sunday about 648 kilometres north of the Antarctic mainland.
Computer breaks language barriers at CentraCare office
Don't speak English but need medical help? Not a problem if you are a CentraCare Health patient.
Cold Weather Takes A Bite Out Of Invasive Insect Population
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - This “winter that just won’t end” has been trying for us humans, but it’s been murder on a type of bug that’s devastating Pennsylvania’s state tree.
Can We See the Invisible, Together?
About three years ago, I was staring at a monitor wall of 2 million crowdsourced “clues” to identify archaeological tombs in Mongolia when three people in black suits walked up and stopped in their tracks.
Rising mountains dried out Central Asia, Stanford scientists say
The uplift of two mountain ranges in Central Asia beginning 30 million years ago expanded the Gobi Desert and set Central Asia on its path to extreme aridity, a Stanford study suggests.
L.Gantumur: We will abolish state interference with scientific development
-Minister of Education and Science L.Gantumur grants certificates for four million MNT scholarships to 12 young scientists-
Astronomical Observatory "Khurel Togoot" open to public
The Research Center of Astronomy and Geophysics of the Mongolian Academy of Science is holding a number of public events from today until next Friday to mark the “Day for Scientists”.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES SELECTS ITS VICE PRESIDENTS AND PRESIDIUM
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Mongolia's Academy of Sciences (MAS) elected its vice presidents, scholar-secretaries and presidium at its congress recently.
Appalachian geology professors collect evidence of mass extinction that occurred in Central Asia
BOONE—Members of a U.N.-sponsored research team with members from Appalachian State University’s Department of Geology have found evidence for catastrophic oceanographic events associated with climate change and a mass extinction 375 million years ago that devastated tropical marine ecosystems.
ENKHTUVSHIN IS ELECTED ACADEMY HEAD AGAIN
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Academician B.Enkhtuvshin has been appointed the president of the Academy of Sciences of Mongolia in accordance with the Premier's order issued September 30.