On 15 December, a new site called Lascaux 4 will open its door to educate the public about the 20,000 years old paintings.
Léa Surugue
Dec 02, 2016
The black organic samples had incorrectly been identified as tar in the past.
Léa Surugue
Dec 02, 2016
Those with asthma, heart or lung problems, or with babies in London warned to take care when outdoors.
Mark Piggott
Dec 01, 2016
The overall number of tornadoes hasn't increased, but they're coming in bigger, more dangerous clusters.
Martha Henriques
Dec 01, 2016
Ancient burials in central Brazil suggest corpses were mutilated, defleshed and burnt after death
Léa Surugue
Dec 01, 2016
Astronaut was visiting Antarctica as part of a tourist group.
Hannah Osborne
Dec 01, 2016
Progress is coming and it will bring abundant, clean, safe energy with it.
Stewart Prager
Dec 01, 2016
Tooth removal, mutilations and cannibalism were potentially involved in ancient burial practices
Léa Surugue
Dec 01, 2016
Asteroid 2015 TC25 will help scientists understand the bigger ones that meteorites come from.
Hannah Osborne
Dec 01, 2016
The decade saw freakishly bad weather – and if the cold didn't kill you, famine, disease or poverty might.
Martha Henriques
Dec 01, 2016
Inaccuracy of polling prompts psychologists to take another look at why we vote the way we do.
Martha Henriques
Dec 01, 2016
The remains had been found in the queen's spectacular tomb, but it wasn't clear if they did belong to her.
Léa Surugue
Dec 01, 2016
Protesters have spent months rallying against the pipeline project, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
David Sim
Dec 01, 2016
You can now see a galaxy from the comfort of your home thanks to an algorithm-enhanced telescope.
Mary-Ann Russon
Dec 01, 2016
Eruption in 946CE released more climate forcing gasses than any other volcano in last 2,000 years.
Hannah Osborne
Nov 30, 2016
Elite Turkish feasts drove demand for elaborate pottery 3,000 years ago.
Martha Henriques
Nov 30, 2016
Lucy probably had a funny walk due to an inefficient gait.
Martha Henriques
Nov 30, 2016
How much brain content would remain intact, and would the person be the same as they were before?
Heather Conway
Nov 30, 2016
The iconic sea creature feeds on plankton well beneath the surface, isotope analysis shows.
Martha Henriques
Nov 30, 2016
Light emitted from neutron star appears to be subject to quantum effect 'vacuum birefringence'.
Hannah Osborne
Nov 30, 2016
The University of Sheffield has discovered a huge burial site at a 14th century monastery in Lincolnshire.
Lydia Smith
Nov 30, 2016
Glass beads and vessels found in Mesopotamia were made later than previously thought, based on Egyptian creations.
Léa Surugue
Nov 30, 2016
The rate of deforestation in the Amazon is on the rise again. Over the past four years it has risen 35%.
David Sim
Nov 29, 2016
Banda Detachment will 'explain how one of Earth's deepest sea areas became so deep'.
Hannah Osborne
Nov 29, 2016
Researchers say the speed of light might have been much faster in the very early universe.
Hannah Osborne
Nov 28, 2016
There are about 3,000 monkeys in the centre of Lopburi, and they regularly terrorise tourists and locals.
David Sim
Nov 28, 2016
Skyscraper at centre of city has been sinking and tilting since it was completed in 2009.
Hannah Osborne
Nov 28, 2016
Fast-melting glacier is breaking apart in a manner previously unseen in an Antarctic ice sheet.
Martha Henriques
Nov 28, 2016
Understanding what causes visual impairment in astronauts is key to mount a mission to Mars.
Léa Surugue
Nov 28, 2016
This year marks the 28th anniversary of the celebration but is the first since King Bhumibol Adulyadej's death.
Tareq Haddad
Nov 27, 2016