One of the biggest questions that scientists usually face is why the sun's corona is so hot. Well, thanks to a new research, it seems that scientists are now one step closer to unearth the mystery.
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Scientists have taken a step closer to identifying the power source for the extremely hot corona of the sun and the high speed of the solar wind.
One of the biggest questions physicists usually face is why the sun's corona -- its outer atmosphere -- is so hot, but it seems the latest research may bring them one step closer to solving the mystery.
The infamous LulzSec members have emerged once again and this time the victim is the website of The Sun, the UK's best-selling daily newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News International.
On Tuesday, LulzSec targeted Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid The Sun, hacking the website and putting a fake article with the headline Media moguls body discovered, claiming Murdoch had been found dead in his garden.
Computer hackers broke into the website of Rupert Murdoch's best-selling British tabloid and altered the front page to show a fake report about the media mogul's death.
Hacking group LulzSec is back and this time they have targeted Rupert Murdoch's New Corp. They hacked the Sun's website and placed a fake story on top of the website's actual content, reporting that Rupert Murdoch has been found dead.
For the first time ever,researchers at the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has captured pictures and a 20-minute movie of a sun-grazing comet streaking directly in front of the sun.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft orbits the asteroid vesta after a four year journey of getting there.
The social media is buzzing up in angry anticipation of Casey Anthony's imminent release from prison. The woman who escaped the long arms of the law remains guilty in popular view of killing an innocent two-year-old child.
The term “Manhattanhenge” was created by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson in 1996 at the American Museum of Natural History, who noticed how similar it was to the way the sun sets in Stonehenge.
Salt consumption may put you at high risk for early death, according to a recent study.
The British tabloid The Sun made it clear Tuesday afternoon it did not obtain the medical records of former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's son.
When people worry about valuations, Eric Schmidt likes to remind them about Google Inc. The Internet search provider made its stock debut in 2004 at $85 a share, a price tag many at the time thought outlandish.
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Rupert Murdoch declined to comment further on the escalating phone hacking scandal at his British newspapers, saying on Thursday that he would not be adding to a statement he issued a day earlier.
Media and technology moguls gather in Idaho this week to once more debate a shift to a digital world, but the talk this year will finally focus on how to make money off it.
The 18 year old has a hit TV show and two highly successful albums with her band “The Scene”, among other achievements. But now, with the release of her latest album When The Sun Goes Down, Gomez admits she is “getting older.”
On Fourth of July, 2011, as United States commemorates the adoption of Declaration of Independence, Earth reaches a point called Aphelion on its orbit and will be farthest from Sun than on any other day in 2011.