SCIENCE

Melting in climate change has been 'relentless,' says researcher

Engineer Andy Fawkes delves into 'simluation singularity' at Digital Shoreditch festival

Plant stress tends to intensify psychoactive properties, say experts.

Animal sanctuary releases footage of the first time Will the lion got to experience life outside a cage.

Microbiologists in the Netherlands create concrete with a "healing agent" to repair itself.

Rare and unusual mega pod of at least 1,000 dolphins filmed off Orange County coast.

The high energy gamma rays expected in such a thunderstorm production was not seen.

Computer simulation ran data from 227 earthquakes in the region and matched observations.

The Indian humpback Mahseer could vanish within a generation.

The reason matter won over antimatter and led to the present creation is explained by the fields.

The test comprises a set of games devised by Duke University.

Fears climate change and melting ice could lead to rising seas.

Endangered Species Day, observed on Friday 15 May 2015, highlights need for wildlife conservation.

Opah has warm blood circulating throughout its body like mammals and birds.

Mounting tension in Persian Gulf as Iran harasses a second international cargo ship in two weeks.

The second earthquake brought down some buildings that were already fragile.

EmDrive inventor Roger Shawyer says he definitely hasn't invented a 'warp drive' faster than the speed of light

Millions of baby spiders fall from the sky in New South Wales town Goulburn.

Beautiful blue and pink crayfish is newly discovered species, scientist confirms.

Montreal Protocol to curb worldwide use of CFCs paying off.

The Larsen C shelf lost an average of 4 metres of ice in 14 years from 1998.

US beekeepers report losing 42% of colonies.

Large Hadron Collider experiment detects extremely rare decay of neutral B mesons.

Beekeepers across the US have lost 42% of their colonies over 2014/2015.

Ming Dynasty tomb of "unwashed and unkempt" Lady Mei uncovered in Nanjing.

Kerberos and Styx pictured for the first time as New Horizons prepares for Pluto flyby.

Visitors to Nicaragua's Telica volcano found themselves just metres from its massive crater as it spewed dark clouds of ash and gas high into the sky.

Tuesday's earthquake was an aftershock of the massive one that killed thousands on 25 April.

A Dawn co-investigator speculates that the largest spot might be salty crusts left behind after mineral-rich water ice vapourises.