European Space Agency to Launch Extremely Huge Athena Space Telescope to Study Black Holes
ESA's Athena Space Observatory will provide leads on formation of galaxies and galactic clusters by operating in the x-ray band of electromagnetic spectrum.
Guenon Monkeys' Crazy Faces Evolved to Stop Incest
Researchers show old world monkeys avoided interbreeding by developing varied faces.
Three Previously Unknown Active Volcanoes Discovered in Southeast Australia - And Might Erupt in 10,000 Years
Geologists discover previously unrecorded volcanoes in Victoria and southern Australia.
Ice Age 'Caused by Change to Sea's Saltiness' 2.6 Million Years Ago
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STUDY: Only Poor Women Are Branded Sluts
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Gliese 832 c: 'Best Habitable World Candidate' Discovered 16 Light Years Away
Potentially habitable Super-Earth has been discovered near red dwarf.
Black Hole Trio 'Locked in Orbit' Explain Einstein's Spacetime Theory
University of Oxford and University of Cape Town scientists have found three closely orbiting black holes.
Cost of Climate Change: €190bn and 200,000 Lives by 2080s
European Commission report shows impacts of climate change over next 70 years.
Neanderthals' Five-a-Day: Ancient 50,000-Year-Old Faeces Reveal Plant Diet
MIT and University of La Laguna research shows prehistoric humans had diet of meat and vegetation.
Scientists Invent New Way To Spot Nuclear Warheads Using Physics
Scientists reveal protocol which could locate warheads without need for classified data.
Global Warming 400,000 Years Ago Caused Greenland Ice Sheet Collapse
Greenland ice sheet collapsed caused sea levels to rise by six metres.
Nasa Astronomers Detect Unusual High Intensity X-Ray Signal From Supposed 'Dark Matter'
The emission was detected by Nasa's Chandra X-Ray Observatory and XMM Newton satellite controlled by the European Space Agency.
Greenpeace Calls on EU to Improve Renewable Energy and Cut Coal
More ambitious targets will reduce the EU's dependency on fossil fuel imports.
Greenpeace Executive Pascal Husting Shuns Train Commute For 800km Plane Flight
Greenpeace supporters brand Pascal Husting's European commute as 'unbelievable'
17th Century Shipwreck of Long-Lost Le Griffon Discovered at Bottom of Lake Michigan
Explorer Steve Libert says he found Sieur de La Salle's ship Le Griffon with 99.9% certainty
Power of Thought: Quadriplegic Ohio Man Ian Burkhart First to Use Mind to Move Hand
Ian Burkhart, paralysed in a swimming accident, moves his hand using microchip implanted in his brain.
Cannibal Harlequin Ladybirds Feasting on Native Species Across Europe
DNA evidence shows East Asian ladybirds are engaged in cannibalism, eating other species native to Europe.
Higgs Boson Particle Scientist: Universe Should Have Collapsed After Big Bang
Robert Hogan claims universe should not exist if current models are correct.
Georgia Institute of Technology Showcases 'Smart Gloves' that Help Visually Impaired Grasp Braille
Smart gloves have vibrating motors that buzz when a particular Braille pattern is encountered.
Diamond in the Sky: Coldest 11 Billion-Year-Old Earth-Sized White Dwarf Star Discovered
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee researchers have identified coldest, faintest white dwarf star.
Mystery of Why Some Countries Repeatedly Suffer Floods, Freezes and Heatwaves Finally Explained
University of Exeter researchers have found atmospheric currents steer extreme weather to same regions.
China to Search Mars for Aliens and 'Recreate Planet'
China's space agency planning to have rover on Mars by 2020.
Cruise RP-1 Makes Your Car 'Driverless' for £5873
Cruise's RP-1 package consists of a sensor pod that needs mounting on the roof of your car. The sensor pod senses the road ahead.
Nasa Announces Timeline for Asteroid Capture Mission
Nasa Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM) aims to capture an asteroid using a robotic spacecraft, and redirect it into a stable orbit around the moon.
Low Carbon Society Would Boost Global Economy by $2.6tn Annually
A World Bank and ClimateWorks Foundation believe there's huge economic benefit to energy efficiency.
Climate Change: Polluted Air to Affect 55% of Population by 2100
Climate change will cause air stagnation before end of the century, scientists say.
Physicists prove time travel possible by sending particles of light into the past
University of Queensland scientists have used photons to simulate quantum particles travelling through time.
Could Free Will Stem from 'Background Noise' in Our Brains?
Scientists at the Center for Mind and Brain at University of California say decisions could be predicted on 'electrical activity' in our brains.
Food From 4,500-Year-Old Royal Tomb Discovered in Forgotten Box in Bristol University
Food from ancient tomb in southern Iraq discovered in Bristol University by staff clearing out laboratory spaces
'Enormous Breakthrough' in Evidence for Higgs Boson Particle Discovery
MIT scientists present evidence that the 2012 particle discovery is the Higgs boson.
Radar Images Detect Unusual 'Magic Island' on Saturn's Moon
Researchers attribute the "magic island" to dynamic geological processes taking place across the northern hemisphere of Titan.
World's Most Powerful Telescope 'ATLAST' Could Aid Space Agencies in Extra-Terrestrial Life Detection
ATLAST is expected to be hundreds of times more powerful than the Hubble Space Telescope
Earth 'Faces Mass Extinctions by 2100 Unless We Change'
University Professor Stuart Pimm claims mass extinctions inevitable unless human race changes course.
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