SCIENCE

Scientists studied how the Poles reacted when the earth has experienced similar high temperatures.

Can the aerospace industry solve sonic boom, price and efficiency to make supersonic jets worth it?

Report highlights male attitudes towards female bosses

A report has found losses of around 70% of monitored seabird populations since the 50s.

Four veteran astronauts were chosen to work with the two companies on their trips to the International Space Station.

Nasa's New Horizons spacecraft reveals closest image of dwarf planet Pluto with a big heart-shaped area.

Global divestment movement shows moral and financial incentives of moving away from fossil fuels.

Concrete-like rock of supervolcano could explain unusual ground swelling at Pozzuoli.

Researcher Benny Trakhtenbrot said: 'We therefore have a gigantic black hole within a normal size galaxy.'

The Wendiceratops pinhornensis has been named after its discoverer, Wendy Sloboda,

Global Genome Initiative aims to capture genomic diversity of half world's plants in two years.

'If we delay it may well be too late to save the most vulnerable children'

Data shows that in the 1980-2010 period, there was a more-than-expected 12% increase in such events.

One person killed and another 30 injured after storm hits northern Italy.

Only one other such quintuplet system has been discovered so far.

ExxonMobil knew about impact of oil and gas exploration on climate as early as 1981, but paid no attention to the fact, says email.

Volcanic eruptions caused widespread cooling extremes including a dust cloud from 536AD.

Two typhoons are expected to form a 'super typhoon' affecting China and Japan, with thousands already evacuated.

'We know that on Earth opals like these are often formed in and around hot springs.'

EU-backed researchers have developed a shape-changing display that you can plunge your fingers into

Map of Pluto created with colour images of the dwarf planet as New Horizons edges closer.

Scientists discover spider 'penises' are not numb as once thought.

The gene makes rice grains thin, long and transparent, while retaining yield.

A new video posted to YouTube details the history of the blaze.

'The reason why we're in New Zealand is to reach the orbital angles we need.'

An internal investigation reveals that it is not equipped to deal with health outbreaks.

Every single item larger than cricket ball included on map.

Clean Space One Project to deploy net to capture SwissCube satellite.

The Yellow Sea turns green as a thick carpet of algae covers the beaches of Shangdong Province, eastern China.