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Life After Death: 'Near-Death Experience' Study Shows Awareness Continues After Brain Shutdown

University of Southampton study shows awareness continues when a person is clinically dead

Monsoon Rainfall Declined In Last 50 Years Due To Human-Induced Air Pollution

Pollution from human activities caused decline in monsoon rainfall, says University of Edinburgh study.

World's Biggest Telescope to be Built at Mauna Kea in Hawaii

Japan, China, India, US, and Canada to jointly build telescope near summit of dormant volcano.

Eruption at Alaska's Mount Churchill Volcano Covered Germany in Ash 1,200 Years Ago

Mount Churchill eruption led ash to be spread over 4,000 miles.

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Antibiotics being sifted by a pharmacist

New Antibiotic Treatment Selectively Targets Harmful Bacteria to Avoid Drug Resistance

Researchers have devised a new technique for antibiotic treatment that kills only the harmful and resistant bacteria and leaves the harmless ones untouched.

Nobel Prize 2014: John O'Keefe, May‐Britt Moser and Edvard Moser Win Physiology or Medicine Award

John O'Keefe, May‐Britt Moser and Edvard Moser win Physiology or Medicine Nobel Prize 2014.

Elusive Majorana Particle that is Both Matter and Antimatter Discovered

Scientists say Majorana particle could help quantum computer development.

Iceland's Bardarbunga Volcano: Quadcopter Drone Captures Incredible Close-Up Footage of Eruption

DJI drone maker Eric Cheng and Ragnar Sigurdsson capture Bardarbunga volcano eruption video.

Space: Astronauts in Deep Sleep Could Cut Costs on Human Mars Missions, Says Study

A private firm is looking at ways to reduce costs on human missions to Mars by placing astronauts in deep sleep.

COP 12 Calls for Scaling Up Action Plan to Stem Biodiversity Loss

The Global Biodiversity Outlook report says that biodiversity loss continues at a fast pace, and has called for scaling up protective measures.

Scientists have made a breakthrough in creating lab-grown penises

Penises Grown in Laboratories Ready for Testing on Men Soon

Male sexual organs grown by scientists in laboratories will help people suffering congenital abnormalities or the victims of traumatic injury.

Blood Moon 2014: Pre-Halloween Total Lunar Eclipse Will Turn The Moon Blood Red [LIVE VIDEO]

Blood Moon 2014 live stream: watch the second lunar eclipse of 2014 online

Human Excrement Over 14,300 Years Old Found in Oregon is 'Earliest Human DNA'

DNA from dried human excrement recovered from Oregon's Paisley Caves is the oldest found in the New World, dating to 14,300 years ago.

World Space Week 2014: Best Stargazing Apps for Your Phone or Tablet

The best apps to bring out the budding astronomer in you.

World Space Week 2014: Unusual Facts About The Solar System

This week is World Space Week, so here are some unusual facts about our solar system

Pluto Planet Debate: "It's All Just Semantics Anyway"

Astronomer says if people want to call Pluto the ninth planet, they can.

A Great White Shark is believed responsible for killing a South African swimmer.

Sean Pollard: Two Great White Sharks Killed Following Attack on Surfer in Western Australia

WA Fisheries Department confirms two great white sharks caught following attack.

Poaching will make Elephants and Rhinos 'Extinct by 2034'

Activists say high rates of rhinos and elephants poaching will cause animals' extinction in 20 years

UK Renewable Energy Sector Divided Over Government's New Subsidies

Scheme set to favour offshore wind and marine, leaving some to claim it is lopsided

Scotland's Rare Corncrakes Make Surprise Comeback with Best Season in 45 Years

One of Scotland's rarest breeding birds has had its most successful season since the 1960s

New Map of World's Seafloor Brings Alive Mysteries of the Deep

Thousands of previously unknown seamounts discovered with new satellite data.

Scientists from Denmark Create Crystal Which Would Allow Breathing Underwater

Scientists at University of Southern Denmark create a crystal, making oxygen tanks obsolete.

London's Famous Phoneboxes Converted Into Solar-Powered Smartphone Charging Stations

The first of six solarboxes has been opened on Tottenham Court Road.

Humans 'to Blame' for Declining Cheetah Populations

Researchers claim human activity leads to relocation of prey, forcing cheetahs to travel for long periods for food.

Human Evolution 'Rewritten': Tool Use More Important than Social Skills

Scientists discover technical intelligence played a huge role in human cognitive evolution.

Darwin's Theories on Invasive Species and Jump Dispersal Confirmed by Experts

Two of Darwin's theories from 150 years ago have been tested by scientists.

Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada's Huge Portrait on Washington's National Mall Can Be Seen From Space

A six-acre portrait has gone on show on the National Mall in Washington, DC.

USA Keeping Hold of Nuclear Weapons 'to Defend World from Asteroids'

US government says nuclear weapons are for "potential use in planetary defence" against asteroids.

Monster-Like Fish With 'Human Teeth' Caught In Russian River

A fisherman in Russia has caught a fish with what looks like a full set of human teeth in its mouth.

Climate Change: World's First Large Carbon Capture Plant in Canada 'Could Reduce Global Warming'

However opponents claim it is merely prolonging our addiction to fossil fuels.

35,000 Walruses Stranded on Alaska Beach Force US Government to Reroute Flights

Arctic ice has melted due to climate change leaving thousands of walruses stuck on Alaska shoreline

Greece: 'Crumbling' Ancient Acropolis in Athens Puts Parthenon at Risk of Collapse

Greek archaeologists warn the Acropolis is falling down due to rainwater pipes from museum

Aurora Borealis: Stunning Displays of the Northern Lights over Norway

Reuters' photographer Yannis Behrakis travelled to Balsfjord in Norway for the Aurora Borealis.

Australia: Great White Shark Bites Off Man's Arms at Popular Surfing Spot

Shark attacks 23-year-old man in Western Australia causing severe injuries.

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