Major medieval treasure trove discovery made at French abbey
A team from the University of Lyon 2 spent around six weeks on a search operation at Cluny Abbey in France. They unearthed a treasure trove of medieval coins and gold.
'Biblical disaster': Deadly flash floods devastate towns near Athens, Greece
The overnight deluge hit the industrial towns of Nea Peramos and Mandra, about 27km (17 miles) west of Athens, trapping dozens of people in their homes or cars.
New VR experience lets you explore 3D brain scans like never before
A new immersive virtual reality (VR) experience is offering a groundbreaking way of visualising and interacting with 3D brain scans like never before.
Ancient golden Egyptian mummy discovered in battered coffin
Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities said that although the coffin was in a bad condition, the mummy itself was well-preserved and featured decorations of sky god Khebr and Isis.
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Nasa shares 'Six Stories Of Life' on Earth with these breathtakingly beautiful photos
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Antarctica: Nasa shares first ever aerial close-up photos of trillion tonne iceberg
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Leonid meteor shower 2017: Where and when to watch the stunning show of 'shooting stars'
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Search for alien life: New Earth-sized planet found just 11 light years away from us may host life
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UAE's space agency hasn't launched a rocket yet, but wants to grow lettuce on Mars - here is why
The UAE plans to grow tomatoes, lettuce, strawberries and date palms inside giant domes on the Red Planet.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 15, 2017
Massive robotic camera that captures sky area equal to 247 full moons sees 'first light'
With this new camera, astronomers will be able to scan the sky quickly to discover near-earth asteroids, comets, explosion of giant stars, and supermassive black holes.
Shubham Sharma Nov 15, 2017
Slope streaks on Mars hint at possibility of more water than previously believed
Researchers are theorising that slope streaks on Mars could be the result of water flowing and not from dust storms and earthquakes.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 15, 2017
Nasa tests advanced supersonic parachute to enable smooth Mars 2020 mission landing
The spacecraft will be entering the atmosphere of the red planet at speeds going beyond 12,000mph.
Shubham Sharma Nov 15, 2017
You don't have to be stupid to believe in conspiracy theories and the paranormal
Analytic thinking is not sufficient to promote skepticism toward various unfounded beliefs, according to new research.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 14, 2017
How Scott Kelly adjusted to life on Earth after a year in space
Nasa plans to continue studying the effects of space on humans, with several missions lined up over the coming years.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 14, 2017
Several Pacific islands will sink by the end of the century due to climate change
Pacific islands are expected to sink and erode by 2100 due to climate change, scientists warn. Baron Waqa discussed global warming and Paris Agreement with Pope Francis.
Isabelle Gerretsen Nov 14, 2017
First glimpse of gravitational waves from supermassive black holes could be caught within 10 years
Scientists predict there is a "100% chance" of spotting gravitational waves from supermassive black holes within a decade.
India Ashok Nov 14, 2017
Giant Jurassic-era dinosaur made the world's longest tracks around 150 million years ago
Scientists believe that a Sauropod that weighed 35 tonnes was responsible for making massive 110-step trackways.
India Ashok Nov 14, 2017
Was Amelia Earhart dismembered by giant crabs the size of dogs on a Pacific island?
Legendary US aviator Amelia Earhart could have been eaten by giant crabs, say theorists after video of one sneaking up on a bird recently went viral.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 14, 2017
Secret passageway found in Chichen Itza pyramid could reveal mysteries of Mayan's 'underworld'
Researchers from The Great Mayan Aquifer Research Project believe the tunnel could lead to a hidden cenote under the El Castillo pyramid in Yucatán, Mexico.
Lara Rebello Nov 14, 2017
Astronomers just spotted two incredibly massive 'starburst' galaxies on a collision course
The galactic pair, dubbed ADFS-27, is located approximately 12.7 billion light-years away from Earth.
Shubham Sharma Nov 14, 2017
Global public support for green energy witnessing 'massive' rise
Worldwide attitudes survey finds clear trends in favour of sustainability and renewable power generation.
Gaurav Sharma Nov 14, 2017
Extreme life forms in ancient Canadian lake could hint at life on Mars
Life found in the Spotted Lake in British Columbia could hold the key to finding life on Mars, say researchers.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 14, 2017
New discovery shows our prehistoric ancestors were making wine 8,000 years ago
Previously, it was thought that the first wine production began around 5,400-5,000 BCE in an area of the Zagros Mountains in Iran.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 13, 2017
15,000 scientists warn of human misery and catastrophe in depleted planet
Significant global trends, such as global warming, deforestation and human population growth, have all worsened in recent times.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 13, 2017
Humans can't get a grip on fossil fuel emissions with record level pumped into air in 2017
Analysis by the Global Carbon Project shows that total emissions from all human activities will reach 41 billion tonnes in 2017.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 13, 2017
Greenland's ice sheet faces danger of rapid melt
Going by the rate of melt of the last ice age, scientists predict that all of Greenland's ice will melt into the sea rapidly.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 13, 2017
Iran-Iraq earthquake in pictures: Death toll rising as rescuers search for people trapped in rubble
Sarpol-e Zahab in Iran's western Kermanshah province bore the brunt of the earthquake, with flattened buildings and many fatalities.Photos show rescue workers searching for victims and survivors trapped in the rubble.
David Sim Nov 13, 2017
Nasa sends pizza, E.coli, ice cream and the first 'space nation' to ISS on Antares
After delays caused by a stray aircraft just two minutes before the launch of Antares on 11 November, the rocket was relaunched the next day and is now on its way to the ISS.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 13, 2017
Global 'green bond' issuance hits record high as ethical investing continues to rise
Investment vehicles created to encourage sustainability projects have seen their global popularity soar, report says.
Gaurav Sharma Nov 13, 2017
Powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake in Iraq kills at least 61 people in Iran and injures hundreds
At least 61 people have died in Iran after a powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near the city of Halabja, Iraq, close to the border of Iran.
Nicole Rojas Nov 13, 2017
Melting ice will increase sea levels and affect global climate, leading to even more melting, say scientists
Land ice is melting rapidly, faster than previously thought, and the changes in sea level have a significant impact on the planet.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 12, 2017
Video of giant coconut crab hunting and killing seabird goes viral
"Gruesome" incident in remote Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean captured by researcher.
Karen Noronha Nov 12, 2017
Here's how Nasa plans to save astronauts' lives if its massive rocket carrying Orion capsule explodes
The massive SLS rocket will carry four astronauts in Orion spacecraft and will produce a thrust of 8.8 million pounds at lift off.
Shubham Sharma Nov 12, 2017
Jupiter and Venus conjunction: When and how to watch the much-awaited celestial event
A rare conjunction of the planets Venus and Jupiter will take place on 13 November where the two brightest objects in the night sky will appear close to each other.
Immanuel Jotham Nov 12, 2017
Nasa rocket launch to International Space Station delayed as stray plane flew into restricted area
The unexpected entry of the flying guest has led Orbital ATK, which has a $1.9bn contract with Nasa for ISS resupply missions, to postpone the rocket launch to November 12.
Shubham Sharma Nov 12, 2017
This $100m startup wants to enhance human intelligence by planting chips into your brain
The founder of Kernel, Bryan Johnson, plans to develop a brain implant within the next two decades that will enhance our cognitive abilities.
Nov 11, 2017
Renewable 'instant coal' that can be developed from waste in mere hours developed
The bio-coal stores similar amounts of energy to coal, but can be burned without releasing pollutants and impurities into the air.
Nov 11, 2017
260-million-year-old fossils reveal Antarctica had tree-filled forests before dinosaurs existed
Scientists estimate that during the Permian Period, before dinosaurs even existed, Antarctica was covered in trees.
India Ashok Nov 11, 2017
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