Science
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Researchers Inch Closer To State Of Metallic Hydrogen
Researchers have recreated an elusive form of the material that makes up much of the giant planets in our solar system, and the sun. Experiments...
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London: Putney First To Breach Legal Pollution Limit In 2016, Report
London failed annual European Union limits on air pollution just eight days into 2016, data from the capital’s main air quality monitor show. Nineteen times...
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Researchers discover rare sand tiger shark nursery off Long Island
Researchers at the Wildlife Conservation Society’s New York Aquarium report that a nursery for sand tiger sharks—an area where juvenile sand tiger sharks aggregate, has...
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Newcastle researchers inspect insects in specs
A pair of miniature glasses developed by scientists at Newcastle University has confirmed that praying mantises use 3-D vision, a piece of knowledge that can...
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Highly venomous sea snakes wash up on beach after bad weather
Extremely venomous snakes which normally live in tropical waters have washed up on Australia’s east oast. Carolyn Larcombe, from Burra near Canberra, spotted a small...
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Researchers Train Wild Lizards To Avoid Eating Toxic Toads
Researchers have worked out a radical solution for Australia’s deadly cane toad problem. They have trained wild monitor lizards, known locally as goannas, not to...
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Lulu: Killer Whale Dies After Becoming Entangled in Fishing Gear
The future of UK’s orca population is in jeopardy after one of the country’s only known resident killer whales was found dead off a Scottish...
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Greenland’s icecap melting faster than thought, says new Research
Climate change may be altering the Greenland ice sheet in such a way that it’s causing it to looks its ability to buffer its contribution...
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Nadine robot receptionist debuts in Singapore, moods and emotions (Video)
Scientists in Singapore have showcased an intelligent robot that can express emotions, just like humans. Say hello to Nadine, She is friendly, and will greet...
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Scientists taking power of locust to new heights
Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University have designed a small robot inspired by locusts—those of Passover and 10 Plagues fame—that could play an important role...
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Virgin Galactic to Unveil Next SpaceShipTwo in February, and Stephen Hawking may be there
Virgin Galactic is still reeling from the tragic loss of a crew member in its 2014 SpaceShipTwo crash, but it’s nearly ready to soldier on....
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Sun’s magnetic field may soon change, says new Research
New work from a team of astronomers led by Carnegie’s Jennifer van Saders indicates that one recently developed method for determining a star’s age needs...
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Bizarre Bright Light filmed lighting up the sky above Canberra (Video)
A spherical ball of light lit up the skies of the Australian Capital Territory before quickly disappearing into thin air. A video, originally uploaded to...
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Is Planet X real? Video shows ‘fireball falling from Nibiru as it nears Earth’
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Circumcision not associated with penis sensitivity, research finds
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Mysterious loud booms heard across the world in 64 locations
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Researchers discover 800-year-old ‘alien mobile phone’ in Austria
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Alien Signal Detected: Six more deep space radio bursts picked up
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Eating Cheese Can Make Your Wine Taste Better, Says New Research
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Carbon Released by Warming Soils Could Trigger a Disastrous Feedback Loop (research)
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Solo trans-Atlantic journey rowing record: Bryce Carlson Rowing Record
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Rubik’s Cube Machine: Self-Taught AI Masters Rubik’s Cube in Just 44 Hours
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Bilal Quintyne: A man helped a woman stranded in a wheelchair
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Tristan Beaudette, Father Fatally Shot While Camping With Daughters: Report
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Shelby O’Neil Replace Plastic Straws With Sustainable Material
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Christopher Harris: Newborn daughter of fallen hero held by soldiers in viral image
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Asa Hutchinson facing jail in Dubai for witnessing argument
Asa Hutchinson, 21, a British woman could be jailed in Dubai after witnessing an argument between some of her friends and a drunk Swedish man in a hotel lobby....
