Russian Mars probe to crash into Pacific

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• Russian Mars probe to crash into Pacific
• UK scientists against replacing GMT
• Supraglacial lakes moving along Antartic ice shelf
• 90% of terrorism conducted through social media
• Soon, liquid-cooled LED lights to help save energy
• Severe Arctic ozone depletions could occur again
• NASA’s lunar mission uncover Moon’s darker side
• With Facebook app, now send one final message
• Facebook introduces new ‘listen with’ feature
• New molecule could help cool planet
• Yahoo to debut pranking series from Collegehumor
• Apple discloses suppliers for the first time
• ISS moves up and out of way of debris

Russian Mars probe to crash into Pacific Posted: Russia`s space agency said today its ill-starred Mars probe would crash into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Chile as the craft is expected to begin its final descent tomorrow evening.

UK scientists against replacing GMT Posted: British scientists are backing the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in the face of its possible replacement by atomic time.

Supraglacial lakes moving along Antartic ice shelf Posted: Satellite images have revealed a sequence of lakes on top of the George VI ice shelf in Antarctica moving along the boundary of the ice shelf with Alexander Island.

90% of terrorism conducted through social media Posted: About 90 percent of organized terrorism on the Internet is being carried out through the social media, an expert has suggested.

Soon, liquid-cooled LED lights to help save energy Posted: A revolutionary liquid-cooled LED light developed by a Californian-based firm is the first “eco� light that is as bright as a normal 100 watt bulb.

Severe Arctic ozone depletions could occur again Posted: With continuous global climate change, scientists fear that another record Arctic ozone similar to that during the winter of 2010-11 could occur again.

NASA’s lunar mission uncover Moon’s darker side Posted: LAMP, developed by the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), uses a novel method to peer into these so-called permanently shadowed regions (PSRs), making visible the invisible.

With Facebook app, now send one final message Posted: The If I Die app lets you send one final text message or YouTube video from beyond the grave.

Facebook introduces new ‘listen with’ feature Posted: Facebook is set to redefine the social networking experience with the launch of a new ‘listen with’ feature which allows users to enjoy the same song as a friend via the site at the same time.

New molecule could help cool planet Posted: A new molecule has been detected in the earth`s atmosphere which could help produce a cooling effect.

Yahoo to debut pranking series from Collegehumor Posted: Yahoo Sports, Electus and Collegehumor have partnered on "Blindsided," a new original series that will prank athletes and fans, much like MTV`s "Punk`d" did with celebrities.

Apple discloses suppliers for the first time Posted: Apple has disclosed a list of its suppliers for the iPhone, iPad and other popular gadgets for the first time amid growing criticism over labor and environmental practices, especially in China.

ISS moves up and out of way of debris Posted: The International Space Station has moved up and out of the way of a softball-sized piece of space junk.

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