Mystery mummified monster discovered in Siberia diamond pit
Remains of a strange creature have been found by Siberian miners in diamond-yielding sands.
400-year-old petroglyphs created by indigenous people discovered on Hawaii beach
At least 17 petroglyphs stretching along 60ft of coastline discovered by tourists from Texas.
Cataclysmic volcanic eruption in Philippines hid fact sea level rise is well and truly upon us
Pinatubo eruption cooled down planet, hiding effects of global warming on ocean rise.
139 years after sinking, pioneering British steamship discovered in Arctic Russia
The vessel, The Thames, was attempting to sail a direct sea route from Serbia to UK when it sank around 1878.
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Officials order 5,200 homes evacuated in California Pilot Fire in San Bernardino Mountains
A large fire east of Los Angeles quadrupled in size in 24 hours.
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Early humans were butchering rhinos and horses with stone tools 250,000 years ago
Stone tools reveal oldest evidence of protein residue, shedding light on sophistication of hominins.
Hannah Osborne Aug 08, 2016
Wormholes at centre of black holes could offer passage to other parts of universe
Wormholes in electrically-charged black holes solve the problem of singularity say physicists.
Hannah Osborne Aug 08, 2016
Alien megastructure star KIC 8462852 just got even more bizarre
Astronomers Ben Montet and Joshua Simon say no known stellar phenomenon can explain dimming pattern.
Hannah Osborne Aug 08, 2016
Veins in Mars' Gale Crater likely formed by 'evaporating ancient lakes', study claims
Researchers asserts the veins were likely 'pathways for groundwater'.
Jason Murdock Aug 07, 2016
Roman 'curse tablets' summoning up demons discovered in ancient Serbian tomb
Pagan and Christian gods invoked in long-forgotten languages and strange symbols.
Fiona Keating Aug 07, 2016
Scientists unearth the secrets of the ocean using Google Maps-style mapping
Scientists estimate that over 60% of Earth's oceans remain unexplored.
Jason Murdock Aug 07, 2016
Rio 2016: Critics hit out at opening ceremony 'climate change lecture' as Olympics begin
Many have taken to Twitter to point out Rio's 'hypocrisy' based on their own environmental record.
Priyanka Mogul Aug 06, 2016
Welcome to the space race: Singapore startup creates hybrid rockets and 3D printed fuel to challenge SpaceX
Adam Gilmour sees hybrid rocket engines powered by plastic and wax as the future of space travel.
Mary-Ann Russon Aug 06, 2016
New Zealand's baby orca left on shore dies despite rescue efforts
The baby whale, dubbed Bob, was believed to be between six months and a year old.
Divya Kishore Aug 06, 2016
What makes ocean health important? Everything is about water. Water is life.
Exhibition to mark 25th anniversary of aquarium aims to highlight the relationship between land and sea.
Hannah Osborne Aug 06, 2016
Melting Arctic ice set to expose hazardous waste from Cold War-era top-secret experiments
Camp Century infrastructure and waste was abandoned in 1967, believed to have been buried forever.
Hannah Osborne Aug 05, 2016
Ancient 'Beaded Burial' at Cahokia reveals women's power in native American societies
Women of noble descent were buried beside men in the grandiose mass grave.
Léa Surugue Aug 05, 2016
How do you know you're not living in a computer simulation?
Thought experiment was first proposed in 1600s and is still debated today.
Laura D'Olimpio Aug 05, 2016
Scientists create first fully programmable quantum computer
The technology offers the tantalising prospect of ultra-fast processing speeds.
Aristos Georgiou Aug 04, 2016
Legendary Great Flood of China was largest on Earth in last 10,000 years
Great Flood took place in 1920 BC and saw up to 500,000 cubic metres of water per second.
Hannah Osborne Aug 04, 2016
Over one in 10 honey bee colonies in Europe perished last winter
Honey bees play a crucial role in the agriculture economy and food security.
Aristos Georgiou Aug 04, 2016
First European farmers came from ancient Turkish Boncuklu community
Boncuklu people were foragers who developed small-scale agriculture before moving to Europe.
Léa Surugue Aug 04, 2016
Hidden face discovered beneath Edgar Degas' Portrait of a Woman
X-ray technique allows scientists to unveil picture that has been known about since 1920s.
Hannah Osborne Aug 04, 2016
Beautiful treasure in ancient Cyprus tomb reveals island was crucial Mediterranean hub
Artefacts from many ancient cultures were recovered from the large family grave.
Léa Surugue Aug 04, 2016
Altruistic humpback whales around the world are stopping orcas killing seals
Scientists observe 115 cases of humpbacks interfering with killer whale hunts.
Hannah Osborne Aug 04, 2016
This company is making eco-friendly leather out of mushrooms
MycoWorks' new technology uses mycelium as a new animal-friendly material.
James Tennent Aug 04, 2016
Hurricane Earl approaches Caribbean nation of Belize
From Belize it is expected to head over to Mexico's southern Yucatan peninsula.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Aug 04, 2016
Birds recorded sleeping while flying for the first time
GPS and ECG recorders reveal frigatebirds even enter REM sleep while flying for weeks on end.
Hannah Osborne Aug 03, 2016
Silicon Valley startup brings Moon tourism a giant leap closer
Silicon Valley startup Moon Express given green light to become first private company to land on the Moon.
Alistair Charlton Aug 03, 2016
20 'Earth-like' planets that could support alien life
A further 196 exoplanets found in the habitable zones of their solar systems.
Aristos Georgiou Aug 03, 2016
First Maya tomb and hieroglyph panels found in Belize tell story of iconic civilisation
Panels are some of the missing fragments from a long-lost hieroglyphic stair.
Léa Surugue Aug 03, 2016
Electric fire sparks 'mini volcano' under house
Viral video shows what looks like molten lava produced from temperatures of over 3,000C.
Aristos Georgiou Aug 03, 2016
Twycross Zoo welcomes two of the rarest big cat cubs in the world
There are thought to be fewer that 70 of the big cats left in the wild.
James Tennent Aug 03, 2016
Oldest hominin footprints reveal how walking evolved
Laetoli discovery shows ancestors walked slightly differently, with more flexed limbs.
Léa Surugue Aug 03, 2016
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