SCIENCE

Massive magma reservoir is growing beneath the Toba caldera - but we are safe for thousands of years

Dutch scientists create a tiny atom-based memory device that can store over 500 terabits per square inch.

On 19 July 2016, stargazers can watch the moon ascending in the evening twilight.

UK national academies publish joint statement calling on government support following Brexit.

16th-century markings found in Caribbean island cave show intercultural and religious dynamics.

Astronomer says space station will not cause widespread death and destruction as feared

Led by the royal Swan Marker, the boats embark on a five day journey from Sunbury to Abingdon.

Traces found on archaeological digs suggest plant was cultivated and traded in Eurasia 5,000 years ago.

MeerKAT will become a part of the international Square Kilometre Array project, which is slated to be set up by 2020

260-million-year-old fossils show proto turtles spent a lot of time underground.

The Mars rover will share some of its hardware from its predecessor the Curiosity rover to save costs

The original case verdict in favour of the navy was overturned in the federal appeals court.

Why was Stonehenge built? Where is Genghis Khan's tomb? Why do the Nazca Lines exist?

Osteosarcoma kills many dogs, and apparently affected them as far back as two millennia ago.

Theoretical physicist answers questions on what would happen if you got sucked into a black hole

Most of the illegal activity was reported in India

Your relationships status is influencing who you find attractive

The map helps scientists to study dark energy - a mysterious force driving the universe's rapid expansion

Asteroid impact would have burned huge oil reserves, potentially blocking 90% of the sun for years.

Scientists get unprecedented view of poorly understood process of caldera formation.

British Antarctic survey says glacier retreat may contribute to sea levels rising.

Neolithic farming emerged in genetically distinct populations at different locations.

Unless perception changes, some of the planet's most charismatic species could be wiped out in our lifetime.

Geologists say Colli Albani has potential to unleash an eruption as big as Mount Vesuvius.

They were buried near lake Baikal with a range of precious objects, including a jade knife.

Gualicho adds to the theory that T-Rex's small arms were not an ancestrally-inherited trait.

To mark Shark Awareness Day 2016, IBTimes UK looks at some lesser-known facts about the species.

Exposure to western music may have shaped our preference for consonant chords.

Archaeologists have digitally reconstructed the defence system protecting the king's chamber.