Researchers made the discovery using measurements gathered by the Shallow Radar (SHARAD) on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO). SHARAD emits radar waves that can penetrate up to a mile and a half beneath the surface of Mars.
The arrested sailors were planning to move stolen crude oil from Nigeria with two foreign vessels, MT Apecus and MT Invictus, believed to be owned by Petrogress Incorporation, which has offices in Nigeria, Greece and the US.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Leader of the House Of Commons, Andrea Leadsom stated that she did not believe ‘the UK would be a truly sovereign United Kingdom through the deal that is now proposed.’
"..we are very confident in the fairness and the integrity of the Indian elections, and we will obviously work with whoever is the victor and whatever the outcome is there," State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said.
The Russian nuclear-capable long-range bombers flew on Monday into the Air Defence Identification Zone, which extends approximately 200 miles off Alaska's western coast
Kami, who conquered Everest 23rd time on May 15, scaled the 8,848-metre peak along with the 11-member Indian team, becoming the only mountaineer in the world to hold the record for most Everest summits.
Dubbed Stanford Doggo, the robot can be easily built by anyone by consulting comprehensive plans, code and a supply list, that the researchers have made freely available online.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday approved the appointments of over two dozen ambassadors in various countries including India, China and Japan.
The election commission had been due to give the final tally of the divisive poll on Wednesday, but the results were revealed early Tuesday with little advance notice amid fears of unrest.
Iran-US relations hit a new low last year as Trump pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal and reimposed unilateral sanctions that had been lifted in exchange for Tehran scaling back its nuclear program.
Backed by 'quiet Australians' and defying exit polls, the ruling conservative coalition staged a "miraculous" victory in the general election on Sunday.
Offensive Weapons Bill, which is now a law, was amended late last year to ensure that it would not impact the right of the British Sikh community to possess and supply kirpans, or religious swords.
Media reports cited a hidden camera sting alleging that Austria Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache promised public contracts in return for campaign help.
The teenage mother, who had buried her newborn baby boy near a farm in the Chumpuang district of Nakhon Ratchasima province in Thailand, was charged with attempted murder and abandonment of children.
The island's lawmakers comfortably passed a law allowing same-sex couples to form 'exclusive permanent unions', and a second clause, that would let them apply for a "marriage registration" with government agencies.
