Scientists are attempting to resurrect the woolly mammoth but have just brought an unusual creature to life. by Tricia Richards
For the first time in history, a team has created liquid carbon in the lab, and it’s great news for nuclear fusion research. by Tricia Richards
What if Europe held THE solution to all our CO2 emission problems? This sea giant will allow for burying 400,000 m3 of gas every year. by Tricia Richards
An extreme, sustained, and historic marine heatwave is hitting the waters of the British Isles. by Tricia Richards
Science has debunked the morning mantra of productivity gurus: cold showers are just as useless as waking up early. by Sonia Mullen
Scientists have discovered one of the largest gold deposits in history, containing over 1,100 tons. by Tricia Richards
Although it was thought to be lost between Earth and the Moon, this satellite sent in 1974 has, against all odds, resurfaced on American space defense radars. by Tricia Richards
No one had ever seen it before, a perfect circle floating in the Milky Way is baffling astronomers! by Tricia Richards
The world’s first genetically modified spider is capable of producing fluorescent red silk. by Tricia Richards
A tree dating back to the era of dinosaurs bears fruit for the first time, in the garden of two lucky retired English people. by Tricia Richards
A robotic manta ray is preparing to conquer the Antarctic depths! What will it do? by Tricia Richards
Generation Z is losing a skill we’ve had for 5,500 years: 40% are losing the ability to communicate effectively. by Tricia Richards
A manuscript over 2,000 years old and buried under the ashes of Mount Vesuvius has been analyzed thanks to a new technique. by Tricia Richards
“A giant nuclear laser under construction”: an American satellite reveals China’s breathtaking ambition. by Tricia Richards
Scientists create an accurate map of the seabed and discover nearly 100,000 submerged underwater mountains. by Sonia Mullen
Shortly before his death, Stephen Hawking made a dire prophecy about the future of Earth. by Tricia Richards
This is the number one reason people wake up in the middle of the night: “If after 15 minutes…” by Tricia Richards
A 167-million-year-old “dinosaur highway” has been uncovered on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. by Tricia Richards
A legendary piece of music from humanity has been sent into space to communicate with extraterrestrials. by Tricia Richards
8.2 billion people on Earth? A new study suggests it might be a massive miscalculation. by Tricia Richards
Science has settled the debat, we now know whether the chicken or the egg came first. by Tricia Richards
There was a hidden message in this 19th-century dress, researchers have finally discovered its meaning by Sonia Mullen
