SCIENCE

The Dragon spacecraft will carry with it the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM).

The new centre is being touted as the largest facility for penguins in the world.

Reducing unnecessary food waste could lower greenhouse gas emissions by 14%.

The accident was a result of a mismanaged test at the Soviet nuclear plant, leaving clouds of nuclear matter spreading across the western USSR and Europe.

Discovery is made three years after the feds dumped an investigation in the region.

Despite heavy culling, boar population is increasing dramatically, adding to woes of residents in the region.

Ancient eruptions could indicate Yellowstone is a "dwindling ember" of much bigger volcanic system.

Genes from Neanderthal Y sex chromosome absent in modern humans.

'Trap-jaw' spiders are an extremely fast species using an unusual head anatomy to catch their prey.

The Harry Hedgehog Café is home to between 20-30 hedgehogs, giving customers the chance to spend time with the prickly mammals

Team from Sweden's Karolinska Institute hopes to treat men before they commit abuse against children.

Bawean warty pig should be listed by the IUCN as endangered, scientists say.

Unexpected discovery of hole in the NGC 1600 galaxies is the first success of the MASSIVE survey.

Series of huge supernova explosions near Solar System saw radioactive debris rain down on Earth.

Thirty years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, populations of some wildlife – such as wolf, elk and boar – are booming in the vast exclusion zone around the former reactor.

Lee Lightsey says this was the biggest alligator he has encountered in the last 20 years.

Twenty-three boats – 13 from Vietnam and 10 from Malaysia – were blown up simultaneously in seven different ports.

Century-old bullet shows Lawrence's stories of guerrilla warfare were not exaggerated.

Red deer probably reached islands off Scotland with the help of maritime transport.

The video shows city lights and lightning flashes as the ISS circles the planet.

After a massive volcano eruption 252 million years ago, a group of animals survived by altering their development.

Fast radio burst coming from galaxy six billion light years away was not FRB at all.

Touching a humanoid's intimate body parts increases humans' emotional and physiological responses.

The cherry tree, or Sakura, is celebrated with outdoor parties known as Hanami.

If you were in a lightsaber duel, both you and your opponent would have body parts vaporised in a single clash

Aquilonifer spinosus, dubbed 'the kite runner', roamed Earth's oceans 430 million years ago.

School Daze the pup may be suffering from toxic algae that causes brain damage, experts have said.

The heat-related death toll could top 27,000 by 2100.

The ivory that has been secured is being held in a stock room in Nairobi, and will be torched on 30 April.