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_{12 Jun 2015 12:00:54}

15-year-old Briton discovered a new planet

Now a British astronomer the UAG for 17 years, but the planet WASP-142b was open to them during practice at the University of Kiel two years ago. Exoplanet is orbiting the stars that lie in a thousand light-years from Earth in our galaxy, therefore, confirm the discovery was not so easy, and it took two years.

_{12 Jun 2015 11:30:53}

Ufologists have unraveled the mystery of the mysterious spots on the planet Ceres

on the Eve of a space probe NASA sent another image of the surface of the dwarf planet Ceres in the asteroid belt in our Solar system. Scientists still can't find an explanation to the observed phenomenon in the form of luminous areas on the ground of the heavenly bodies. It is assumed that light is reflected from salt deposits or ice, but surely to assert that none of the specialists is ready.

_{12 Jun 2015 08:30:56}

Man with the transplanted penis will become a father

Friend of the patient said she was in her fifth month of pregnancy.

Man with the transplanted penis will become a father

_{11 Jun 2015 18:00:53}

Scientists have developed a paper battery that works on the bacteria

the Engineers of Binghamton University have managed to develop a foldable battery that resembles origami. The practical application of her can be found in many areas: for example, as a food item for folding tablets. However, the feature of the design lies in the fact that it is made from paper, and is powered by bacteria. This tells the resource Engadget.

_{11 Jun 2015 17:00:58}

The participants of the 43rd expedition returned safely to Earth

the Descent module of the Soyuz took about an hour.

The participants of the 43rd expedition returned safely to Earth

_{11 Jun 2015 10:30:58}

NASA got the clearest images of mysterious stains Ceres

Scientists still can't explain their origin.

NASA got the clearest images of mysterious stains Ceres

_{11 Jun 2015 09:30:53}

Probe NASA got clear pictures of the mysterious spots on Ceres

American Dawn probe, launched by NASA in late September 2007, sent high-quality photos of the surface of the dwarf planet Ceres, which show unusually bright spots. Their origin remains a mystery, according to one hypothesis, the source of illumination may be cryovolcanoes activity.