SCIENCE

Reuters photographer Denis Balibouse photographs the Aletsch Glacier in the Swiss Alps.

Bones of a young woman and eight dogs have been found by archaeologists in Danish peat bog.

Magnetic energy shuts down areas of the brain, making people less religious and less critical of immigrants

This is the first time embryonic remains of this species have been found.

National Air Traffic Control Service tests breakthrough drone technology.

The species pushed the earliest record of mammalian soft-tissue preservation back by 60 million years.

YouTube blogger Sufficiently Advanced has built a Mjölnir that only responds to his fingerprints

Australian high school teacher and former beekeeper captures dandelion pollen grains on a honey bee's eye.

Were they warm-blooded like modern birds and mammals, or cold-blooded like modern lizards and crocodiles?

The pandas are just 1/900th the size of their mother

The aurora borealis, or northern lights, will be visible in Britain over the next few weeks.

Bloody photo of a fight between a red fox and an Arctic fox wins this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

Scientists have concluded that the pebbles travelled "tens of kilometres"

A study has warned of the way the already high carbon emissions will affect us in the future.

"There are some big decisions being made over the coming months about public spending."

We should take a Venetian attitude to our oceans, argues Dr Dominic Standish.

The ancient city may have been discovered close to the Jordan River Valley

These photos of Australia taken by Nasa astronaut Scott Kelly look like abstract paintings.

North-east parts of Europe see significant snowfall but UK temperatures remain mild.

Hawking says women are the biggest mystery to him.

Although the world probably wouldn't be affected as badly as in the Jake Gyllenhaal movie.

Photographs of the ghost town of Pripyat abandoned after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.

A historian may have discovered the remains of one of Henry V's warships.

Met Office confirms UK is unlikely to see snow within the next few weeks.

Breakthrough Microlattice material is one of the lightest and strongest known to science.

Strengthening El Niño likely to bring unusually wet winter to the West Coast.

Thick smoke from forest fires is severely affecting the health of orangutans in the country.

The Swedish island is located near to the coast of Oskarshamn.

Ethiopia, Somalia and Djibouti expected to get even drier with rising carbon emissions.