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Paul Walker’s brothers will stand in for late actor as ‘Fast & Furious 7′ wraps

Paul Walker‘s brothers are stepping to help finish filming on “Fast & Furious 7,” the film Walker was in the midst of making when he died in November.

Caleb Walker and Cody Walker have been enlisted to finish their brother’s action scenes and “fill in small gaps left in production,” Universal Pictures said in a statement Tuesday on the film’s Facebook page.

“Having them on set has made us feel…

New York police Department disband unit that spied on Muslims

New York Police Department (NYPD) has dissolved a controversial surveillance unit started after the September 11, 2001, attacks to catalogue information on Muslim businesses and mosques across the New York region.

Developed with the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA’s) help after 9/11, the so-called Demographics Unit – or Zone Assessment Unit – has been the target of controversy and civil…

Robotic mini-sub’s plane search mission ended again

In another setback to the search for the crashed Malaysian jet, the second mission of the underwater drone being used to settle the plane’s wreckage was ended on Wednesday due to a “technical” trouble as it resurfaced without making any “significant detections”.

“The Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, Bluefin-21, was pushed to resurface this morning to correct a technical issue.

While on deck, its…

UN hails India’s Supreme Court ruling on transgenders

The United Nation has acclaimed Indian Supreme court’s ruling knowing transgenders as a third gender, saying the “historic” decision will pave way for reforms that will help the community get access to employment and public services.

Responding to queries on the Supreme Court judgement, spokesperson for UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Stephane Dujarric told reporters here yesterday that “we…

India’s ‘Mangalyan’ crosses half way mark to red planet

India’s Mars orbiter mission ‘Mangalyan’ finished half the distance of its epic voyage to the red planet on Friday. The spacecraft has spanned 34 crore km of the 68 crore km distance to the red planet and is now racing at seven lakh km a day.

“In terms of radio distance, the 1,337 kg Orbiter is moving at 39 million km away from earth, travelling at 1.55 km per second in the sun’s orbit,” ISRO…

‘Allegiant’ to be split into two films, copying ‘Hunger Games’ again

Allegiant, the third book in Veronica Roth’s derivative young adult trilogy, will be split into two films, Summit/Lionsgate declared Friday. That’s exactly what the studio did for the Twilight series and Hunger Games.

The final two Allegiant films starring Shailene Woodley as Tris  will be released March 18, 2016 and March 24, 2017, respectively. Divergent scored a $54.6 million domestic opening…

Amazon Appstore Hits 200,000 Apps in 1 year

Amazon‘s Appstore almost tripled in size in the past year, growing to add more than 200,000 apps, the company’s CEO Jeff Bezos declared.

Bezos expopsed the latest numbers for Amazon’s app marketplace in a letter to shareholders in which he outlined the company’s progress for the past year.

“The Amazon Appstore now serves customers in almost 200 countries,” Bezos wrote. “Selection has grown to…

All Passengers of Missing Flight MH370 Alive?

Russian intelligence sources have took that all passengers and crew members aboard the missing Malaysian Flight MH370 are alive and the plane was, in fact, hijacked and flown to Afghanistan.

A source in Russian’s FSB secret service has said that the plane was hijacked and flown close to the Afghan-Pakistan border and all people aboard the plane are currently being held hostage.

The intelligence…

World’s largest single crystal of gold found out

The world’s largest single crystal of gold, weighing 217.78 grams, has been asserted by U.S. experts.

The crystal is worth an estimated $ 1.5 million, and was found in Venezuela.

Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory used a neutron scanner to in effect look inside the 217.78 g piece of gold, roughly the size of a golf ball. Neutrons, differ from probes such as X-rays and electrons, and…

Night vision contact lenses will come soon

Night vision contact lenses are shortly going to become a reality as a new sensor has been introduced by researchers which could help in developing such contact lenses.

Electrical Engineers, Ted Norris and Zhaohui Zhong, at the University of Michigan deserve the credit for discovering a method to feel infrared light using two layers of an atom-thick layer of carbon, known as graphene.

Norris and…

Tiny robot can enter your body and perform surgery

Researchers have developed a tiny robot that can enter your body and do surgery and then come out.

This robot can benefit future astronauts and other space explorers, who live in space for a long time.

Nebraska-based Virtual Incision Corporation and researchers from University of Nebraska-Lincoln have formulated this fist-sized robot.

Researchers said that this robot can expand the abdominal…

Sony is now second biggest smartphone brand in India

The International Data Corporation numbers show that Sony has become the number two smartphone brand in India in terms of value sales.

The report puts Samsung as the undisputed champion on the top with 43 percent value share, adopted by Sony with a 9.1 percent value share in the Indian smartphone market in the October-December quarter of 2013 against Apple’s 7 percent share.

For Apple, the loss…

Drinking coffee could cut death risk

Researchers have said that consuming two or more cups of coffee each day reduces the risk of death from liver cirrhosis by 66 per cent, particularly cirrhosis caused by non-viral hepatitis. Lead researcher, Dr. Woon-Puay Koh with Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore and the National University of Singapore, said prior evidence proposes that coffee may reduce liver damage in patients with…

Why Do Zebras Have Stripes? New Study provides Strong Evidence

All three species of zebra have bold stripes in comparable to other African grazers like water buffalo and antelope. This so-called stripe riddle has puzzled scientists including Darwin for over a century, leading to five main hypotheses: that the stripes repel insects, provide camouflage, confuse predators, reduce body temperature, or help the animals interact socially.

For the first time,…

Moon may not have more water

The amount of water present on the Moon may have been overvalued by scientists studying the lunar rock samples, a new study has claimed.

Researchers led by Jeremy Boyce from the University of California – Los Angeles created a computer model to accurately find how mineral apatite would have crystallized from cooling bodies of lunar magma early in the Moon’s history.

Their simulations showed that…

Irrfan Khan To Work In Jurassic World

Actor Irrfan Khan will have his hands full over the entire year, moving between the US and India as he works on at the same time shooting two films – A Bollywood film Piku and a Hollywood blockbuster Jurassic World, in exotic locations like New Orleans and Hawaii.

Jurassic World is the fourth film in the popular Jurassic Park franchise, which consists of 1993′s Jurassic Park, 1997′s The Lost…