SCIENCE

Ocean acidification led to most of the planet's species going extinct 252 million years ago.

The University of Michigan has built a tiny computer that is the size of a grain of rice

Daspletosaurus discovered in Canada shows signs of combat and cannibalism.

An extremely rare black flamingo was spotted on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus

United Arab Emirates and France sign memorandum for partnership in space.

Being a part of a family of offenders seems to increase the risk of committing sexual crimes.

These molecules are the building blocks of amino acids and proteins crucial to life as we know.

University of Copenhagen believes massive glaciers are beneath Red Planet's dusty exterior

New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern discusses mission ahead of flyby in July.

Gibbon speak interpreted for first time providing clues to origins of human language.

Huge tanks under Tokyo form the world's largest underground flood diversion facility.

Black Book of Carmarthen reveals faces and lines that had been erased from history.

There are almost 4000 sinkholes along the banks of the Dead Sea.

"We know where to look. We know how to look," says NASA scientist

The perfect alignment of galaxies relative to Earth resulted in the bending of light to form the image.

Study shows uncanny similarity in how the two systems are arranged.

Virginia Tech researchers have developed a low-cost method of using dirty biomass to make hydrogen.

Dragon-like woodlizards found in Andes of Peru and Ecuador

Iconic dinosaur Brontosaurus distinct from Apatosaurus genus, study finds.

Sun undergoes seasonal variability over two years, Nasa scientists discover.

Tethers Unlimited is developing SpiderFab, an in-space manufacturing system to create large objects in orbit.

Nearly 1,000 firefighters were deployed to tackle at blaze at a chemical plant in Zhangzhou.

A mathematical model based on probabilities puts alien intelligent life at over 300 kg

Strange footage shows an unexplained black ring in a clear blue sky above the village of Shorthandy village, near Astana in Kazakhstan.

With the tiger protected to some extent, poachers have turned to the leopard.

World's biggest atom smasher, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), has restarted for the first time since 2013.

Between 280 to 400 million litres of water is used in the state for fracking.

This eclipse forms part of a rare series which will next be seen only in 2032.

The celestial event will be visible in the skies of North America, Asia and Australia and will last for five minutes.