SCIENCE

Scientists says society must confront idea we will not be needed for labour before it happens.

A population of 160,000 Adelie penguins has dwindled to just 10,000 in Cape Denison on Commonwealth Bay

The artefacts belonged to Queen Hatshepsut, the first ever woman pharaoh to rule ancient Egypt.

Writing gives a glimpse of the mission crewed by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.

As Valentine's Day dawns, IBTimes UK looks at the unwelcome side to love through the ages.

Study finds drought affects 4 billion people worldwide - more than double previous estimates.

Theoretical physics may seem pointless, but it has changed society and continues to do so.

In collaboration with WWF, Will Burrard-Lucas took incredible new camera-trap images of elephants, lions and hyenas.

Super-metal graphene's electrons move at 2.2m miles per hour at room temperature.

ESA bids farewell to Philae lander just over a year after historic comet landing.

It has partnered with Darpa for the Ground X-Vehicle Technologies (GXV-T) programme.

The massive crocodile measured over 5.5m in length.

Mission could uncover way of stopping a meteor strike similar to one that ended dinosaurs.

Why the discovery of gravitational waves is so important to our understanding of the universe.

Researchers said more data is needed to understand causes of patterns and if they will continue.

Remains of four children and a man buried in a strange upright position have been discovered in Germany.

The site has already received over a billion 'spurts' just three days into the campaign.

First US nationwide survey on climate change education shows 54% of teachers explain scientific theory.

Scientists discover how Neanderthal DNA has impacted on modern human health.

Physicist says scientists behind gravitational wave discovery will likely be in the running for the Nobel Prize.

Study finds the cause of feeling happy at spending time with others after long periods of loneliness.

Male mice known to carry out violent and unprovoked attacks on other mice when lateral septum is damaged.

Scientists announce detection of gravitational waves 100 years after Einstein predicted their existence

Scientists expected to announce the discovery of gravitational waves.

US reconnaissance agency satellite left earth on a classified mission but who or what is it looking at?

Time-keeping experts in Germany may have broken accuracy records and nullified all your excuses for being late.

Underwater excavation showed white marble used to decorate villas came from Turkey, Greece and Italy.

High frequency of cataracts found in Chernobyl bank voles 30 years after nuclear accident.

Roland Miller's photographs show deserted American space facilities that played a crucial role in space exploration.