SCIENCE

Best photos of the day: 16 May 2014.

Rocket carrying Express-AM4R satellite was supposed to provide internet to remote parts of Russia.

Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is launching a research fund with the Medical Research Council's Laboratory of Molecular Biology

IBTimes UK highlights most endangered animal species in the world

Researchers have found the oldest skeleton in the world in Hoyo Negro in an underwater Yucatán Peninsula cave.

Ancient remains of a skeleton in an underwater Yucatán Peninsula cave confirm origins of first people in Americas.

Scientists reveal reasons eight-tentacled marine creatures don't get themselves in a tangle

600 items from Apollo 1 to Apollo 17, including items used by Neil Armstrong in first moon landing go on auction.

To answer why octopuses do not end up sticking to themselves, the Hebrew University researchers observed the behaviour of octopuses that had an amputated arm.

The mystery of how octopuses manage not to get tangled up in their own tentacles has finally been solved.

A woman and a firefighter have drowned as floods hit Bosnia and Serbia.

The warmer temperatures are set to continue into next week.

Scientist say shale gas will not substantially alter total greenhouse gas emissions.

A state of emergency has been declared in San Diego County as winds and heat fuel nine wildfires.

Nasa has released a video depicting the collision of two neutron stars resulting in the creation of a black hole.

Out-of-control brush fire at Camp Pendleton has led to over 20,000 evacuations.

30 years on from the worst industrial disaster in history, Dow refuses to share info on its impact with shareholders.

Best photos of the day: 15 May 2014.

Tropical cyclones moving further north and south at average rate of 35 miles per decade

Nasa satellite data suggests el nino is developing in equatorial Pacific Ocean.

Two male penguins adopt chick at Wingham Wildlife Park.

Planet GU Psc b's distance from its star is the most for any planet that has ever been discovered.

Australian film crew capture two fast-moving objects emerging from nearby trees.

Ancient sperm found in Australia's Riversleigh World Heritage Fossil Site.

Keen UFO watcher Scott Waring has spotted a UFO orbiting Mars in Curiosity Rover photographs.

BP Angola engineers stumble on four carcasses described as "unprecedented".

Researchers say no signs of ocean-borne radiation in west coast seaweed

Arnold van Huis, an entomologist at Wageningen University, is organising a conference on eating insects.

Utrecht University researchers suggest an 'impact winter' wiped out the dinosaurs after a six-mile wide asteroid hit Earth.