SCIENCE

Eva Lovia and Johnny Sins hope to film space porn via PornHub's "space sexploration" programme.

Privately funded space project to demonstrate innovative solar sail passed with flying colours.

The approach is based on direct sighting of elephants as opposed to dung estimates.

Deep Blue believed to be 20ft long

An alarm clock that tips you out of bed, cars that park vertically and a hat that is also a comb are among the list.

The ALMA array helped discern the image obtained from gravitational lensing of a distant galaxy.

The study showed chimps can also smile without making a sound.

The span of the Phoebe ring is 30% more than believed earlier.

I'm sorry if I hurt anybody's feelings but girls are a distraction, Sir Tim reiterates

More than 220,000 people voted for Britain's top - but chippy and aggressive - feathered friend.

The maps give an idea of temperature in the world's cities between 2050 and 2100.

Conspiracy theorists and religious sects claim world will end between 22 - 28 September.

Some regions of Earth will see 200 fewer days of plant growth by end of the century.

Collapse of ice sheet caused planet to warm in unusual way in ice age before last.

University of Alabama Huntsville system, previously funded by Nasa, has received its first patent

The five largest dinosaurs in history.

A video posted to a social media website on 4 June showed a sword challenge between a one-armed robot and Japanese master swordsman Isao Machii.

Tam Nong state officials have tested out a solar-powered boat that is noiseless and has no pollution

Art depicts images such as crescents

Church claims devil-worshippers in Belgrade are performing rituals at the remains of the electricity pioneer.

A 17-year study was led by Dr Kimberley Hockings from Oxford Brookes University

Archaeologists discover three terracotta figurines made by Caral civilisation.

The effects of carbon locked in the permafrost when released will be substantial.

Remains found at 'Whale Valley' south-west of Cairo

Alaska Department of Fish and Game called to reports of eel-like fish falling from the sky.

The system uses the physics of moving water droplets.

The project will see a swarm of satellites deployed in low orbit around the planet.

'You'll fall in love with them, they'll fall in love with you, they'll cry when criticised'

Earhart poses with her Lockheed Electra shortly before her plane vanished during her bid to circle the globe