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Magma clue to Earth's super-volcanoes Geologists on Sunday reported insights into super-volcanoes, the brooding, enigmatic giants of Earth's crust whose eruptions are as catastrophic as they are rare.

06 January 2014

More than 1,000 chosen for one-way Mars reality-TV mission More than 1,000 candidates -- from 200,000 hopefuls -- have been chosen to train for a private Mars colonisation mission to be partly funded by a reality-TV show following their training and subsequent steps, organisers said Thursday.

03 January 2014

New Year on ice as weather stalls Antarctic air-sea rescue An icebound Russian research vessel prepared to ring in the New Year in remote Antarctica Tuesday as blizzards hampered a helicopter rescue planned after several icebreaking attempts failed.

31 December 2013

Rescue of stranded Antarctic ship stalls A Chinese icebreaker has failed to break through thick ice to free a ship carrying scientists and tourists stranded off Antarctica, forcing Australian authorities to look at other rescue options Saturday.

28 December 2013

Rescue underway for Russian ship trapped by Antarctic ice Three icebreaking ships were Thursday hurrying to reach a Russian vessel carrying 74 people on a scientific expedition which is trapped by ice off Antarctica, with Australian authorities coordinating the rescue mission.

26 December 2013

Astronauts poised for second spacewalk to repair station Two American astronauts prepared to step out Tuesday on a rare Christmas Eve spacewalk to wrap up repairs to the cooling system at the International Space Station, NASA said.

24 December 2013

Explorers reach Mawson's Huts in Antarctica Two Australian explorers have battled dangerous sea ice to reach the historic Mawson's Huts in Antarctica which have been isolated for years by a giant iceberg blocking the route in, officials said Friday.

21 December 2013

Kazakhstan-born Mitalipov among Nature's Top 10 scientists of 2013 Kazakhstan-born Shoukhrat Mitalipov is among the Top 10 scientists, who have made the most significant breakthroughs this year.

20 December 2013

China to build two new Antarctic bases: state media Chinese workers are on their way to build the country's fourth Antarctic research base and a fifth is being planned, state-run media said Thursday as the country expands its imprint on the icy continent.

20 December 2013

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Snowfalls and blizzards: Weather in Kazakhstan on November 15

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Workers in Zhanaozen went on strike: negotiations began

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Mass seal deaths on Caspian coast: preliminary reason named

yesterday, 21:11

Frost and fog: weather forecast for Astana and Almaty for three days

yesterday, 20:08

Construction of LRT depot has begun in Astana

yesterday, 17:28

“This isn’t a zoo“: Senator explains why Bishimbayev isn’t shown in prison

yesterday, 16:37

Committee declined to disclose Bishimbayev’s exact prison location

yesterday, 16:03

Kazakhstani man extradited from Turkey

yesterday, 15:31

Unusual tour launched between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

yesterday, 15:10

Tenge strengthens against major currencies in Kazakhstan

yesterday, 13:57

Psychologists tested if children really learn more easily than adults

yesterday, 11:34

“True therapy“: Herding horses in the rain captivates Kazakh internet users

yesterday, 11:00

Kazakhstan demonstrates the “Voice of Reason“ in global politics – expert

yesterday, 10:24

7 must-do activities in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam

yesterday, 09:46

Tokayev meets Moldovan President in Baku

yesterday, 08:03

Netherlands to implement enhanced border controls

13 November 2024, 22:47

Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan Presidents sign strategic agreement

13 November 2024, 21:13

Over 700 seals found dead on Mangystau coastline

13 November 2024, 20:57

China's Jade Rabbit rover sends first moon photos China's Jade Rabbit rover sent back its first pictures from the moon, as officials on Monday lauded the first lunar soft landing in nearly four decades as a step forward for "mankind as a whole".

18 December 2013

Cells from the eye are 'printed' for the first time Neuroscientists on Tuesday said they had used an inkjet printer to print cells from the eye, making a practical step in the quest to grow replenishment tissue for damaged or diseased organs.

18 December 2013

Kazakhstan mulls production of monitoring ankle-bracelets Kazakhstan is considering setting up production of electronic monitoring ankle-bracelets in one of its prisons.

15 December 2013

NASA mulls spacewalks to fix space station A series of spacewalks might be necessary to fix a breakdown in the equipment cooling system aboard the International Space Station, NASA said Friday.

14 December 2013

China's first lunar rover to land on moon Saturday A space module carrying China's first lunar rover is scheduled to land on the moon Saturday evening, state media said, in a huge step for the Asian superpower's ambitious space programme.

14 December 2013

Russia and Kazakhstan agree to resume Proton-M launches from Baikonur Russia has agreed with Kazakhstan to resume Proton-M rocket launches from Baikonur Cosmodrome.

12 December 2013

Nuclear war to 'end civilization' with famine: study A nuclear war between India and Pakistan would set off a global famine that could kill two billion people and effectively end human civilization, a study said Tuesday.

10 December 2013

Karaganda starts producing glue from blood elements The oblast's Blood Center based in Karagada city has started producing its own fibrin glue, also known as fibrin sealant.

09 December 2013

Scientists discover vast undersea freshwater reserves Australian researchers said Thursday they had established the existence of vast freshwater reserves trapped beneath the ocean floor which could sustain future generations as current sources dwindle.

05 December 2013

Kazakhstan invention to help find life on Mars A distillation unit invented in Kazakhstan will be used by the expeditions search for life on Mars.

05 December 2013