SCIENCE

Europe, North America and Arctic to first feel impact of rapid climate change, finds study.

Kathmandu-based mountain development centre report says river flows not to be significantly affected.

High levels of humidity is causing the skin of ancient mummies to ooze.

The skeletons were discovered in the former burial pit and evidence is carefully recorded.

DNA testing reveals lives of three slaves whose bodies were discovered on Saint Martin.

Sponge-like fossil predates Cambrian period by 60 million years.

Radioactive rubbish sits in blue and black plastic sacks in Fukushima four years after the tsunami.

Carbon-14 results on bones potentially belonging to Mona Lisa to be revealed.

In a landmark attempt to promote green energy, pilots attempt to fly around the world using solar energy.

Wild lynx may prowl the forests of England and Scotland 1,300 years after becoming extinct, if an ambitious program to reintroduce them is successful.

Scientists find world's oldest brains inside 500 million-year-old fossils of shrimps.

Robots are poised to help surgeons perform keyhole kidney transplants for the first time in Britain

UK is to experience a rare conjunction of two astronomical events this month.

A fibre-optic laser weapon capable of stopping a truck dead in its tracks was announced by US-based aerospace and defence company, Lockheed Martin earlier this week.

A woman in Barwell, Leicestershire, claims to have seen two unidentified flying objects with bright lights.

Mummified remains discovered on Pico de Orizaba volcano in Puebla.

Livestream from Slooh observatory to show Dawn spacecraft arrive at dwarf planet Ceres.

Researchers find sharks are the only non-human animal to use the sun's position to prey.

IBTimes UK talks to anti-porn high priest Gary Wilson about why millions of people need to kick their smut habit.

Sasha is the world's first woolly rhino calf ever to be found.

Russian student Alexander Zhuikov recreates soviet tank for World of Tanks competition.

It was thought that the Jerdon's Babbler was extinct.

The cosmic event is predicted by computer models to happen again in the next few years.

Caribbean breeze to make Britain hotter than Mediterranean destinations like Istanbul and Corfu this weekend.

New maps show how Mars's water reservoirs might have looked billions of years ago.

A study from University at Buffalo shows that men are more narcissistic.

Praying mantises rotate faster than a blink of the eye, yet they always land on target.

30 Ari is one of only two planets found in quadruple star systems.

Quantum physicists working with Google develop quantum computer device that detects its own errors.