SCIENCE

Traces of two massive meteor impacts on same spot 458 million years ago discovered in Sweden.

The waters are retreating in Joso after washing houses away in scenes reminiscent of a tsunami.

Incredible images of Pluto's surface show "bewildering variety" of features rivalling anything seen in solar system.

How can archaeologists see what's underground?

The islands say they are fighting for their future.

MIT's Gregory L. Charvat demonstrates how to capture wireless signals on video using coffee can radar

Researchers save shark stranded on rocks after evading killer whale attack.

IBTimes UK takes a look at what we know about the newly discovered Homo naledi

Americans on average give more correct than incorrect answers on questions of science.

Solar tornado spun for 40 hours with temperatures reaching 2.8 million degrees C.

Large parts of the country remains either on a warning or emergency warning for severe weather.

Thousands of refugees and migrants spent the night sleeping in the open in torrential rain.

Dramatic video footage shows families rescued by helicopter as floods hit eastern Japan.

'Overall, Homo naledi looks like one of the most primitive members of our genus'

National Geographic bought by 21st Century Fox for $725m

The Kinugawa River burst its banks after Tropical Storm Etau brought two months of rain in just 48 hours.

University of Rochester researchers say levitated nanodiamonds could create new breed of microscopic sensors

Amateur footage shows cars submerged after torrential rains hit town of Taormina.

National Geographic film puts a camera in the carcass of a wildebeest.

Radio telescope on far side will help fill void in what we know about universe.

Study finds those with psychoticism and insecure attachments are more likely to be homophobic.

Scientists excavating survivor camp where crew managed to survive freezing winter for a month before rescue.

Plectorhinchus caeruleonothus was only previously known through seafarers tales.

Research from the University of Huddersfield will help cadaver dogs do their job more efficiently.

Analysis of cod provisions on board Mary Rose wreck came from North Sea, Iceland and Newfoundland.

It will be the first time in over 30 years which the phenomenon has occurred

Researchers from the University of British Columbia analysed tests from the 50s and 60s.

Sperm whales found to learn different local dialects in similar process to human cultures.

Amateur footage shows vehicles tumbling down street in Adra, Almeria after torrential rains.