Parismita Goswami

Articles by Parismita Goswami

Parismita has been a reporter for the past two years and enjoys writing entertainment news. A travel enthusiast, she loves listening to music and takes interest in social developments across the world.

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Chemicals in Toothpaste, Sunscreen and Soaps Can Cause Male Infertility, Says Study

Chemicals in common day-to-day products such as toothpaste, sunscreen and soaps are linked to high levels of male infertility, according to a new research.

May 13, 2014

An E-Fan aircraft participates for its first public flight during the e-Aircraft Day at the Bordeaux Merignac airport

World's First Electric Aircraft Takes to the Skies [PHOTOS]

Airbus' latest experimental aircraft 'E-Fan' has successfully taken to the skies for its maiden flight in France. The eco-friendly flight, took off from an airport close to Bordeaux.

May 13, 2014

Parasitic Worms Responsible for High Rate of HIV Infection among African Women

African women are more prone to HIV, due to genital schistosomiasis - an undiagnosed chronic parasitic disease, which is caused by parasitic worms, picked up in infested river water.

May 12, 2014

Fire Missiles at Mars to Find Alien-Life, Scientists Claim

In search for alien-life on Mars, New England-based Explore Mars has proposed a mission to fire missiles on the surface of the Mars, in order to get a better idea of the life under the Mars.

May 12, 2014

Scanning Electron Microscope image of a large (approximately 1.5 micrometer diameter) aggregate of nanograins produced in the Cosmic Simulation Chamber at NASA's Ames Research Center, using a 95 percent Ar – 5% C2H2 gas mixture. The nanograins and aggrega

NASA Scientists Successfully Recreates Space Dust in Laboratory

A team of NASA scientists has successfully recreated dust particles similar to those found in space.

May 12, 2014

Massive Death of Honey Bees Linked to Use of Insecticides, Researchers Find

Scientists have found that the massive deaths of honey bees are due to two types of widely used insecticides.

May 10, 2014

Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Live [NASA]

Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Live [VIDEO]

Sky watchers can have a spectacular view to gaze at Saturn, the planet with a ring on Saturday, 10 May 2014 as the Sun, Earth and Saturn will align at a straight line.

May 10, 2014

First Sibling of Sun Discovered

Researchers have identified the first sibling of the Sun; a star born out of the same molecular composition as that of the Sun.

May 9, 2014

Mars One: 44 Indians Shortlisted for One-Way Ticket to Mars

Mars One, the Netherlands-based nonprofit organization has shortlisted 44 Indians including 17 women out of 705 for the planned one-way ticket to Mars in 2024. If the plan goes through, these 705 people wil become the first ones to establish a human settlement in the red planet.

May 9, 2014

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Man Survives after Heart Shifted from Left to Right of his Chest in an Accident

A motorcycle accident in Italy has caused a 48-year-old man's heart shift from left side of his chest to right side. Though the injury was traumatic, the man survived.

May 8, 2014

Teenage Pregnancy and Abortion Rates Decline, New Study Reports

The rate of teenage pregnancy and abortion has dropped in the United States, according to a new study.

May 8, 2014

Scientists Explore Gulf of Mexico's Deep Seafloor: NOAA to Live Stream Online

Researchers have invited civilians to watch the Gulf of Mexico's seafloor online as divers explore the strange ecosystem comprising of chemicals instead of sunlight.

Apr 16, 2014

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NASA Astronauts to Grow Lettuce in Space [VIDEO]

Now, astronauts longing for foods like lettuce, will soon have an opportunity to grow it their own in space. NASA has sent a small farm to the International Space Station with its Dragon cargo mission that was launched by SpaceX, on Monday 14 April 2014.

Apr 16, 2014

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Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Stunning Images of the Rare 'Blood Moon' [PHOTOS]

The first eclipse of 2014 was clearly visible in most parts of N. America, Latin America and the Caribbean. Residents could watch the red moon in different phases between 2 am EDT(6 am GMT, 11:30 am IST) and 4:30 am EDT (8:30 am GMT, 2 pm IST).

Apr 15, 2014

Easter Lilies Toxic to Cats, FDA Warns

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns cat lovers to avoid having lilies, which are popular decorations during the Easter season, as it might be poisonous to cats at home.

Apr 15, 2014

First Artificial Blood Cells soon be Manufactured in Industrial Scale

The production of artificial blood in industrial scale like that in factories could soon be a reality, once artificial blood produced from human stem cells is successfully transfused in patients. It is the latest breakthrough among scientists re-engineering the human body.

Apr 15, 2014

New Technology Can Help Prospective Parents Meet Their Baby Even before it's Conceived

Scientists have developed a new technology through which prospective parents can now have a glimpse of their baby's health and physical traits, much before it is even conceived

Apr 14, 2014

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Where to Watch Live; NASA to Provide Live Commentary

The first total lunar eclipse of the year 2014 will occur on the night of 14-15 April and will be the first of the tetrad lunar eclipses to occur over the next 18 months.

Apr 14, 2014

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NASA's SpaceX Cargo Launch to Go Ahead Despite Critical Computer Failure

NASA's SpaceX rocket and its Dragon cargo capsule will be launched to the International Space Station on Monday 14 April (Tuesday, 15 April in India) despite a critical computer failure was found, affecting systems on the station, according to the officials.

Apr 14, 2014

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India, China and Russia Account for Huge Cancer Deaths Worldwide: Study

China, India, and Russia that account for around 40 percent of the world's population, experience 46 percent of cancer worldwide. These countries also account for 52 percent of cancer deaths globally, according to a new research paper published in the Lancet journal.

Apr 12, 2014

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Articles by Parismita Goswami

Chemicals in Toothpaste, Sunscreen and Soaps Can Cause Male Infertility, Says Study

World's First Electric Aircraft Takes to the Skies [PHOTOS]

Parasitic Worms Responsible for High Rate of HIV Infection among African Women

Fire Missiles at Mars to Find Alien-Life, Scientists Claim

NASA Scientists Successfully Recreates Space Dust in Laboratory

Massive Death of Honey Bees Linked to Use of Insecticides, Researchers Find

Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Live [VIDEO]

First Sibling of Sun Discovered

Mars One: 44 Indians Shortlisted for One-Way Ticket to Mars

Man Survives after Heart Shifted from Left to Right of his Chest in an Accident

Teenage Pregnancy and Abortion Rates Decline, New Study Reports

Scientists Explore Gulf of Mexico's Deep Seafloor: NOAA to Live Stream Online

NASA Astronauts to Grow Lettuce in Space [VIDEO]

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Stunning Images of the Rare 'Blood Moon' [PHOTOS]

Easter Lilies Toxic to Cats, FDA Warns

First Artificial Blood Cells soon be Manufactured in Industrial Scale

New Technology Can Help Prospective Parents Meet Their Baby Even before it's Conceived

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Where to Watch Live; NASA to Provide Live Commentary

NASA's SpaceX Cargo Launch to Go Ahead Despite Critical Computer Failure

India, China and Russia Account for Huge Cancer Deaths Worldwide: Study

Ranveer Singh touches Sanjay Leela Bhansali's feet; Sara Ali Khan, Aditi Rao Hydari radiate in ethnic outfits at reception

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BJP leads in 53 seats, crosses majority mark in Chhattisgarh

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