SCIENCE

Caesar was plagued with depression and irrational behaviour in his later life.

Electron's primary components are almost all 3D printed and it uses electricity instead of gas propulsion.

Fossil remains of Neanderthals show bones were beaten and fractured shortly after death.

Nasa scientists held a news conference to discuss the spacecraft New Horizons as it nears Pluto.

Zombie worms fed on carcasses of giant marine reptiles, scientists discover.

Southern California's water wholesaler voted to cut its deliveries to cities and communities by 15%.

First image of Pluto in colour taken from 71 million miles away ahead of flyby in July.

Reuters photojournalist Lucy Nicholson flew over southern California to see the effects of the historic drought.

Archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old chapel with royal statue and carved Basalt blocks.

A 'large, thick' dildo has been discovered by Polish archaeologists in Podwalu in Gdansk.

Discovery of dark matter interacting with itself would open up new realm of physics.

Tools thought to date back 3.3 million years and pre-date the first humans.

Asteroid 2012 TC4 is up to 40 metres long and could cause huge damage if it hits the earth

Lack of magnetic field on 67P debunks theory of comet formation and evolution.

SpaceX postponed launch of rocket carrying Dragon spacecraft following poor weather conditions.

Dark Energy Survey release first map of dark matter showing clumpy nature.

Large storm rolled through Midwest with tornadoes across Illinois.

Experiment aimed at studying effects of microgravity on human physiology.

From a close approach distance of 13,500 km to the planet, Dawn will be able to pick out the details.

Nasa scientists find evidence that brine water exists on surface of Red Planet.

Speculation of summer heatwave dismissed by weather forecasters at Met Office.

Tokyo Electric Power Co had to abandon its transforming robot snake that was sent into the Number 1 reactor.

Sixth SpaceX cargo mission to International Space Station at 60% 'go' ahead of launch.

A chimpanzee at a Dutch zoo was filmed using a stick to strike a drone flying in its enclosure and knock it out of the air.

Australopithecus afarensis skeleton found to have small vertebra fragment from a baboon.

United Nations International Day of Human Space Flight, 12 April, celebrates the first human in space

The perytons accompanying fast radio bursts were a result of energy discharge from ovens.

Atlantic winds set to clear smog caused by Sahara dust, warm weather and traffic

The International Day of Human Space Flight on 12 April celebrates the first human in space, Yuri Gagarin.