Cool wedding venue: Church made of ice opens at Balea Lac Ice Hotel in Transylvania
Looking for a cool wedding venue? They don't come much cooler than a church made of ice.
Time lapse video captures Grand Canyon cloud inversion
Tourists at Grand Canyon National Park witnessed a rare treat on Wednesday (January 28) -- a meteorological phenomenon known as cloud inversion.
BP oil spill: Study traces almost 10 million gallons to Gulf sea floor
Gallons of oil lying on the sea floor pose a major problem for marine life.
Key green tea compound that kills cancer cells identified
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Here's what lightning strikes look like from space [Video]
ESA's video shows multiple lightning strikes in Romania as seen on the International Space Station.
Science vs Religion: Paradoxical American 'post seculars' believe in both
Fifth of Americans accept both science and the Bible as the literal word of God
Hunga Tonga: Underwater volcano creates new island in Polynesian archipelago
Volcano Hunga Tonga has been erupting for the last month and has created a new island.
Rare 15ft megamouth shark washes up on Philippines beach [Photos]
Megamouth shark in Pio Duran was only the 60th of the species ever to have been seen.
Moon-sized object made of iron slammed into Mars millions of years ago
Computer simulation of such an event has been offered as an explanation for the vastly differing hemispheres of Mars.
Long-necked dinosaur skeleton found in China is a new species
Skeleton with 7-metre-long neck believed to belong to 160 million year old species.
Scotland's energy minister announces block on all fracking operations
Scotland's moratorium on fracking applications welcomed by environmental campaigners.
Israel: Skull shows Neanderthals and modern humans 'met and mated' 55,000 years ago
Partial skull found in West Galilee show both species inhabited same are at same time.
Missing link to 80-year-old physics theory explains Earth's magnetic field
Researchers say the original theory that thermal convection can drive magnetic-field generation is correct.
Comet Lovejoy: Where to watch C/2014 Q2 'sunbathe' for the last time in 8,000 years
Comet Lovejoy, C/2014 Q2, discovered in 2014, will make its closest approach to the sun on 30 January.
Money doesn't make you happy, but it can make you less sad
Psychologists say having money in the bank can decrease sadness, but happiness still can't be bought
Amazing footage shows African golden cat hunting in daylight for first time
Extremely elusive African golden cat shown hunting red colobus monkeys.
Graphene: Reversible method of magnetic doping paves way for use as semiconductor
A new non-destructive method of inducing magnetism in graphene preserves its electronic properties
Spider weaves electrically charged silk that can teach scientists about nano-scale filaments
Oxford University researchers are trying to figure out how to make nano-scale synthetic filaments.
E. O. Wilson: I'm not an atheist but religion should be eliminated
Renowned biologist says religious faith is holding back human progress.
Centuries old mummified monk found meditating in Mongolia
Mummified monk from 1800s found perfectly preserved in lotus position.
'Mouth of the beast' pictured in Gum Nebula with Very Large Telescope
ESO's Very Large Telescope captures 'gaping mouth of a gigantic celestial creature'.
Ancient Maya offered sacrifices to water god and underworld demons to save civilisation
Mayans turned into 'drought cult' as climate change triggered ultimate collapse of civilisation.
Boston bears brunt of blizzard as New York residents wonder where their snow is [Photo report]
A powerful blizzard struck Boston and New England, but spared New York City residents.
Ancient human fossil points to mysterious new primitive species that inhabited Asia
Fossil analysis suggests many lineages of hominins coexisted in Asia before arrival of modern humans.
Rock pores were the crucibles of early life on Earth suggests study
Using tiny glass capillary tubes, LMU scientists were able to show how rock pores sustained formation and reproduction of nuclei acids.
UFO sighting alert: Strange flashes of lights over Rendlesham Forest spark rumours
Rendlesham was previously in the news for a major UFO incident in 1980.
Easter Island civilisation collapse: Have the Rapa Nui been wrongly blamed?
Native civilisation were not the perpetrators of environmental degradation, new study suggests.
Gay burying beetles show adaptive purpose of homosexuality
Beetle study shows evolutionary strategy for homosexual behaviour.
Violent psychopaths 'cannot understand punishment' due to brain abnormalities
Brain abnormalities relating to learning from punishment seen in violent psychopaths.
Earthquake shakes buildings and residents of Winchester, Hants
2.9 magnitude earthquake sounded "almost as if Concorde had flown over"
Phew, that was close: huge asteroid which just missed earth even had a moon
900m-wide asteroid 2004 BL86 missed earth by 'only' 750,000 miles last night
Queen Anne's Revenge shipwreck: Medical supplies show pirate Blackbeard cared for crew
A syringe to treat syphilis and a rectal pump have been found aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge.
New York snow: Eerily deserted car-free streets like a scene from 28 Days Later
Lone individuals made their way across quiet city streets in the aftermath of 'Snowpocalypse'.
Dinosaur-eating snake among world's oldest species ever discovered is 167 million years old
Ancient snake fossils found to be 70 million years older than previous oldest specimen.
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