Treasure trove of ancient gold coins is the largest haul ever discovered off the coast of Israel
Amateur scuba divers by chance have uncovered a 'priceless' hoard of 2,000 gold coins in the waters off Israel's Mediterranean coastline.
Tattoo removal cream: expensive and painful laser elimination could be a thing of the past
PhD student Alec Falkenham has created a cream that works to remove tattoos
Fluid Assembly Furniture: MIT scientists create chair that assembles itself
Process developed by MIT researchers allows furniture to build itself underwater.
Chinese New Year 2015: Five ancient dinosaur discoveries in China during the year of the horse
IBTimes UK looks at China's paleontology breakthroughs before the Chinese New Year on 17 February.
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Scientists baffled by gigantic cloud which twice appeared over Mars for long periods in 2012
Penguins lost ability to taste fish 20 million years ago in scientific mystery
Penguins lost three of the five basic vertebrate tastes over 20 million years ago.
Ozone-destroying chemicals not controlled by Montreal Protocol 'increasing rapidly'
Chemicals not controlled by UN are now contributing to ozone depletion.
Cern Large Hadron Collider restart: Scientists hoping to find particle 'more exciting than Higgs'
Particle accelerator could detect supersymmetric matter by the end of summer.
Climate change, AI and supervolcanoes among top 12 threats to human civilisation
Oxford University scientists list biggest threats to human race.
After celluloid treat, Interstellar team steps into scientific research
The computer code used to generate the clear, multiple images in the film throw light into the visuals near a black hole.
Italian graveyard could hold 200-year-old key to finding cure for cholera
Researchers have been excavating the abandoned Badia Pozzeveri church in the Tuscany region
Drones will scan Amazon rainforest in search of environmental impact by ancient civilisations
Scientists looking to understand Amazonia's past to create sustainable future.
Powerful 'skunk-like' Marijuana accounts for a quarter of new psychosis cases
A report from King's College London shows the damage of smoking 'skunk-like' cannabis.
Mars One whittles 200,000 applicants down to 100 for one-way trip to the Red Planet
The controversial project will announce the 40 successful people later this year.
India: Shooting orders issued for yet another 'man-eating' tiger
Following two deaths and mounting public pressure, the forest department has issued orders to kill the tiger.
ESA's last ATV burns up in atmosphere signalling successful end of supply mission
The stage is now set for ATV's successor which will play an important role in future space flights.
India: World's largest solar plant that will generate 750 MW of power commissioned
Plant in central India's Madhya Pradesh bigger than California's 550 MW.
Women's 'infidelity gene' identified by scientists
Researchers believe they have found the gene associated with determining the odds on whether a woman will be unfaithful to her partner or not.
Groundbreaking contact lenses give wearers superhero vision
Pioneering new technology allowing contact lens wearers to zoom in on demand could be available in two years.
UFO hunters puzzled after spotting huge moon-sized object on sun's surface
The tall ship sized object was spotted through Nasa's Helioviewer.
Valentine's Day special for 'pale blue dot' image that turns 25 today
The 25-year-old snap taken by Voyager 1 showed the Earth as a pale blue dot in the vastness of space.
100 pilot whales die as 200 get stranded in biggest beaching incident in recent years
Attempts are on to rescue the survivors but time is running out.
Materials research: Strong and light steel on the anvil
A new alloy has been developed that makes steel stronger and lighter than before.
Russia: USGS says 'there was no quake in western Russia'
The U.S. Geological Survey had earlier reported a 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Bryansk.
University of Leicester discovers King Richard III died after being stabbed in the head
Scientists have finally concluded how King Richard III died.
Valentine's Day: How newly engaged couples change their Twitter dialect following proposal
A study has revealed how the dialect changes for newly-engaged couples.
Valentine's Day: Show your love for Great Reef Barrier by breaking up with fossil fuels
Dump the finance institution if they don't dump dirty energy
Search for alien life: 'Shouting at the cosmos' is asking for trouble, believe some
Sending out a message instead of waiting for one may not be a wise thing to do and requires discussions, say critics.
Rare exoplanet discovered: Kepler-432b is most dense and biggest detected so far
With the same size as Jupiter, but six times the mass, Kepler-432b moves close to its star in an elongated orbit.
Global warming: Western USA faces Megadrought 'worse than anything seen before'
Man-made global warming the primary driver in worst drought in over 1,000 years.
Dogs can tell the difference between happy and angry human faces
First evidence of non-human animals sensing emotional expressions of another species.
Spain: Toxic orange cloud in Catalonia after explosion at Igualada chemical plant [Photos]
A chemical explosion at a warehouse spread a large orange toxic cloud over five towns in Catalonia.
Vultures taken for daily walk at London Zoo to encourage friendship
Black vultures Guido and Jaffar are taken for a daily stroll by the zookeepers around the 36-acre site.
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