SCIENCE

The new study uses a feedback loop in oceans to support the claim.

Beidou system's 18 satellites now covers Asia Pacific but will extend soon across the planet.

This year the Earth will experience the hottest average temperatures since records began.

A Cambridge professor says hitmen murdered scientists exposing melting of Arctic ice.

Future Boeing aircraft could be powered by laser nuclear engines.

Previously it was humans that were thought to be responsible for the demise of the giant ice-age animals.

China has begun construction of world's largest radio telescope to search for intelligent life in far-flung galaxies.

The planet now known as Earth 2.0 is 1,400 light years away from Earth

The monstrous giant squids are rarely seen by human eyes.

The second range is shorter at 1.5km to the earlier one to the south of the Tombaugh region.

The Southern Delta Aquarid meteor shower from comet 96P/Machholz will peak from 28 to 31 July 2015.

The study concludes snakes evolved from burrowing lizards.

Scientists believe the planet has conditions allowing development of life.

'The research shows that attitudes across the board are truly changing.'

A report from Nasa and NexGen Space LLC looks at the feasibility of a lunar base

Professor advises caution as he leads Australian branch of project backed by Stephen Hawking and Yuri Milner.

A gene from barley inserted into rice resulted in more yield and less methane emissions.

James Cook varsity study shows that long durations under water affected the embryos.

Volunteers can offer their smartphones and home PCs to help the 10-year extraterrestrial search.

The successful docking follows a series of failures of cargo ships to the ISS.

A major quake on the Hayward Fault is overdue by seven years.

IBTimes UK looks at a process called fasciation that is causing flowers to mutate abnormally

'Some species will be pushed further and further north.'

Tim Flach's portraits show how humans attribute emotions and thoughts to animals.

Ioane Teitiota says the rising sea levels in Kiribati destroyed his crops and contaminated his water.

Climate secretary Amber Rudd said that her priorities are lower bills for UK families and businesses

There would be no difference in the carbon age of a present day object and a 1000-year-old one.

The steppe mammoth find is expected to rival earlier finds in Serbia and England.

Taken from 1.6 m kms by the EPIC camera, it shows the planet against the backdrop of space.