Nasa Orion 2nd attempt launch: Will the test flight launch successfully on 5 December?
Nasa's Orion test flight failed to launch on Thursday due to technical issues. Will it succeed today?
Nasa Orion 2nd attempt test flight launch: Watch it online here now [VIDEO]
Nasa's Orion test flight rescheduled to launch at 12:05pm GMT / 7:05am EST on Friday.
Early puberty in girls caused by antibiotics in food but tofu could prevent it
A new study shows girls are beginning puberty at the age of 7, possibly due to antibiotics fed to animals.
Want to gain 12kg in a month? Try drinking 10 cans of Coca-Cola a day
George Prior has done a Super Size Me with Coke to show how bad sugar consumption is for the body.
Invisible 3D holograms that can be seen and felt using ultrasound created by scientists
Surgeons could use the invisible 3D object technology to one day 'feel a disease' in a CT scan.
Chemists develop rewritable paper that can be erased and written on repeatedly
UC Riverside scientists have created a new type of paper from redox dyes that can be reused repeatedly.
GoPro to launch own line of consumer helicopter drones with HD cameras
GoPro to enter flying helicopter drone market with UAVs that cost between $500-$1,000
Controversial Google-backed £125 DNA test for cancer reaches UK despite US health concerns
The 23andMe spit test that assesses Alzheimer's and cancer based on DNA might not be totally accurate.
World Aids Day 2014: How close are we to finding a cure for HIV?
Anti-HIV pills, CMV vaccines and removing HIV-1 from cells are some of the most promising research today
Chernobyl: Helicopter Drone Captures Eerie Post-Apocalyptic Video Footage of Decaying City
Documentary maker's flying drone captures abandoned Pripyat city being taken over by nature
Researchers Discover an 'Off Switch' For Pain in the Brain
Scientists discover a way to block a pain pathway in the brain to greatly improve pain relief.
Coffee & Alzheimer's: Drinking 3-5 Cups Per Day Lowers Risk by 20%
New study shows caffeine protects brain from amyloid plaques, neurofibrulary tangles, and deterioration
Zano: A Tiny Clever Smartphone-Controlled Helicopter Drone That Takes Selfies and Videos
Torquing Group has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its intelligent autonomous nano drone
SS Ventnor: 112-Year-Old Shipwreck Carrying 499 Chinese Miner Bodies Found in New Zealand
A lost shipwreck bearing the bodies of 499 19th century Chinese miners has been found near Whangarei.
Nasa Creates First 3D-Printed Object in Space on the International Space Station
A Nasa astronaut has made the first ever 3D-printed object in space, proving the tech could help ISS.
Bitcoin Anonymity: There's a Way For Hackers To Find Out Your IP Address
Researchers say hackers can discover the identities of people using Bitcoins easily from IP addresses.
Global Energy Crisis: Belgian Scientists Succeed In Turning Sawdust into Petrol
Researchers converted sawdust cellulose into hydrocarbon chains that can be used in gasoline or plastic
Kim Dotcom: I Regret Not Taking Threat of Copyright Lobby and MPAA More Seriously
Kim Dotcom speaks about his battle with copyright infringement and NZ Internet Party political failure.
Vetigel: The Plant-Based Gel That Stops Traumatic Bleeding Wounds in 15 Seconds
An NYU graduate's invention could replace plasters for medical emergencies at home and on battlefields.
SeaBED Underwater Robot Detects Antarctic Ice Thickness For First Time
Hi-tech robot can provide accurate ice thickness measurements from areas too difficult to access.
Ancient Egypt NHS: Tomb Craftsmen at Deir el-Medina Village had State-Funded Healthcare
Stanford University archaeologists say Deir el-Medina craftsmen had world's first healthcare system
'Underwater Pompeii' Discovered off Greek Island of 'Immortality'
Remains of an ancient settlement with a pottery workshop have been found off Delos in the Aegean Sea.
First Love: Doll Designer Joey Versaw Launches Line of 3D-Printed Gay Male Barbie Dolls
A doll artist has launched a line of 3D-printed male fashion dolls suitable for gay males of all ages
HIV Drugs Could be Used to Treat Degenerative Blindness in Elderly People
Aids drugs could treat age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of blindness in the elderly.
ALS Treatment Breakthrough: Researchers Discover How to Stop Brain Rejecting Drugs
By blocking proteins that transport ALS drugs out of the brain, previous ALS drugs can be revisited.
Lunar Mission One: Moon to be Launchpad for Interplanetary Missions, Says Founder
David Iron tells IBTimes UK more about the first ever crowdfunded space mission and its objectives
This Self-Filling Water Bottle Invention Can Turn Air Humidity into Drinking Water
James Dyson Award finalist's self-filling water bottle can harvest 500ml of water in 20˚C temperatures
Bio Batteries Made From Poo Could Power Smartphones and Tablets of the Future
Scientists are a step closer to harnessing electricity from bacteria to power tablets and smartphones.
The Imitation Game: Who Was The Real Joan Clarke?
The world finally knows about Alan Turing, but who was Joan Clarke and why was she significant?
The Imitation Game: Benedict Cumberbatch Costumes and Props on Show at Bletchley Park
Here are exclusive photos of costumes, props and sets from the Alan Turing biopic The Imitation Game
