SCIENCE

IBTimes UK takes a look at the best spots in the most populous US states.

In 2005, a giant 35-mile-long crack opened up in the Afar desert of Ethiopia in just a matter of days.

Search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight could take several more years, expert says.

Health warnings in place as heatwave spreads across Europe.

A low voice is associated with strength and competence

Science writer Robert Lawrence Kuhn explains the theory that we are living in an artificial reality.

Groups like US Right to Know are probing the extent of the associations.

Loggers apparently spotted near the scene of the killing of cub that was part of Putin conservation programme.

Nasa paying Russian space agency to transport US astronauts to International Space Station

Ganas the Komodo dragon becomes London Zoo's latest addition.

Four years since the Fukushima disaster, first nuclear reactor to restart in southwestern Japan.

Scientists find Nepal earthquake only released stress on a portion of the Main Himalayan Thrust fault.

Brazilian frogs discovered that are more deadly than pit vipers.

Large disk galaxies may have existed 500 million years after Big Bang.

The celebrity astronomer says: 'I think the most reachable superhero that's out there is Batman.'

Fossilised dinosaur eggs seized by Heyuan City police following illegal excavations.

Middle East has highest recorded percentage of kissing cultures, according to US anthropology study.

Debris from the crash likely drifted north and then west, CSIRO simulation shows.

Nasa Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite shows far side of the Moon as it moves in front of Earth.

Parasitic Reclinervellus nielseni wasps rob hosts of free will to make their nurseries for them.

Mystery of how snow leopards live in Himalaya Mountains remains.

The 12-metre-long monolith was discovered near to Sicily

'I don't care what the Department of Environment says. They can arrest me.'

Scientist debunks claim that mini black hole could trigger universe collapse through chain reaction.

One image was taken by ESO and the other by Nasa's Hubble Space Telescope.

Scientists developed an algorithm to show how gold levels in the seas have developed over 3.5 billion years

The 2D stanene sheet is made of tin atoms.

The structure contradicts present models of the universe.

Study finds we relax our moral standards for events far away, long ago or sanctioned by influential people.