Turkey: Bronze Age settlement 'bigger than Troy' discovered in Aegean region
Kaymakçı Hill dig providing archaeologists with new findings about the Bronze Age.
Pork Fest 750BC: Unique 'bring your own pig' festival discovered in Welsh Iron Age settlement
Unusual ritual feast saw Iron Age settlers in Llanmaes eat only the right forelimb of pigs.
Astronauts bite into first space grown food
Astronauts took the first bites of food grown in entirely in space and harvested from their own space garden on board the International Space Station on 10 August.
Archaeologist believes hidden passageway in tomb of Tutankhamun leads to resting place of Nefertiti
The burial place of Queen Nefertiti has long been a mystery.
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Bioreactor that requires sunlight, water and algae could feed astronauts on long-distance voyages.
UN: World population could reach 11.2 billion by end of century
UN predicts that there will be between 9.5 and 13.3 billion people in 2100.
Giant spider webs take over Texas town in 'spooky' case where arachnids work together
Trees in Rowlett, Dallas, covered in 40ft spiderwebs.
Heathrow flight paths: Airport to trial steeper arrival to reduce noise pollution over west London
Starting on 14 September, Heathrow will be trialling a slightly steeper approach angle of 3.2 degrees.
Perseids 2015: This year's meteor shower to be especially impressive, scientists says
One of the biggest meteor showers of the year will peak over coming days.
Mummified remains of two ancient Egyptians shows unusual embalming methods used
The two mummies had their organs intact and embalmed with antibacterial properties
Water on Mars: Last lake to exist on surface of red planet discovered
Ancient lake on Mars was probably habitable throughout its existence.
Jerusalem: 2,000-year-old ritual bath with 'encoded message' discovered in cave [Photos]
Archaeologists find ritual bath covered with mysterious symbols and inscriptions in Arnona.
ESA Rosetta Mission: Will perihelion throw up some fireworks?
Experts think the comet could break up at its neck on 13 August.
Was William Shakespeare a stoner? Pipes found in his property contain traces of marijuana
Four pipes found in the playwright's garden contained traces of cannabis
ISS astronauts will taste 'home-grown' space lettuce
Developed by Orbital Technologies, the Veggie system uses LEDs to stimulate plant growth.
Chile: State of emergency declared after deadly storms leave 5 dead and copper mines closed
A state of emergency has been declared in the cities of Antofagasta and Tocopilla.
Sexting 'leads to greater relationship satisfaction': Over 80% of US adults have sexted in the past year
Sexting is much more prevalent that first thought
August astronomical events: Perseid meteor shower, new moon and supermoon
Perseid meteor shower will peak around 11 August followed by a supermoon on 29 August.
Perseid meteor shower 2015: Everything you need to know about the spectacular shooting stars
Perseid meteor shower, or Perseids, will peak around 11 August with up to 100 shooting stars an hour
EPA 'accidentally' spills contaminated mine water into Colorado's Animas River
The water containing heavy metals and toxic elements will have lasting impact.
Perseids meteor shower 2015: Where to watch peak of cosmic light show display in UK
Best places to watch the Perseids 2015 in cities across the UK.
Perseids 2015: Where to watch one of the year's brightest meteor showers in US
IBTimes UK takes a look at the best spots in the most populous US states.
Hole in the Earth: Giant crack that formed in Africa that will become an ocean
In 2005, a giant 35-mile-long crack opened up in the Afar desert of Ethiopia in just a matter of days.
Malaysia Airlines MH370: Reunion Island debris will offer no clues to crash site of missing plane
Search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight could take several more years, expert says.
Spain: Wildfires force evacuation of 1,400 people
Health warnings in place as heatwave spreads across Europe.
'Caveman instincts' encourage us to vote for politicians with deeper voices
A low voice is associated with strength and competence
How the universe could be one big computer simulation created by another advanced civilisation
Science writer Robert Lawrence Kuhn explains the theory that we are living in an artificial reality.
GM crops: Close ties between industry and academics raise concerns
Groups like US Right to Know are probing the extent of the associations.
Russia: Endangered Siberian tiger cub killed with point-blank gunshot [Graphic video]
Loggers apparently spotted near the scene of the killing of cub that was part of Putin conservation programme.
Nasa forced to pay Russia $490m for a lift to the ISS
Nasa paying Russian space agency to transport US astronauts to International Space Station
London Zoo: New Komodo dragon unveiled for Land of the Giants exhibition [video]
Ganas the Komodo dragon becomes London Zoo's latest addition.
Japan: Nuclear industry to revive following Hiroshima anniversary
Four years since the Fukushima disaster, first nuclear reactor to restart in southwestern Japan.
Nepal earthquake could have been far deadlier - and another megathrust quake is on its way
Scientists find Nepal earthquake only released stress on a portion of the Main Himalayan Thrust fault.
Deadly Brazilian frog that can kill 80 men with one gram of venom discovered
Brazilian frogs discovered that are more deadly than pit vipers.
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