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Universe is a Bubble in a 'Frothy Sea of Universes', Scientists Claim

Bubble theory of universe challenges idea of cosmic inflation after Big Bang.

Super Typhoon Rammasun: Category 4 Hurricane Hits China as Strongest Storm in 40 Years

Typhoon Rammasun, with wind speeds of more than 155mph, will hit Hainan Island on Friday evening local time.

Gene Manipulation: Scientists Seek Safeguards Against Cutting-Edge Genetic Research

Scientists issue warning on unexpected consequences of genetic manipulation and call for safety measures.

Cheaper and More Efficient Perovskite Solar Cell Developed

Scientists have developed a perovskite solar cell that reduces the cost of manufacture while increasing the energy conversion efficiency.

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Typhoon Rammasun: 38 Dead, Hundreds Injured, Homes and Planes Battered

Aftermath pictures of Typhoon Rammasun destruction that has killed at least 38 people in the Philippines.

Family That Walk on All Fours: Uner Tan Syndrome 'Not Backwards Evolution'

University of Texas researchers' study analysed 518 quadrupedal walking strides of people with UTS.

Japan: Nuclear Power Restart on the Horizon

Japan readies for a return to nuclear power for first time since 2011 Fukushima meltdown.

Australia: 4m Great White Shark Gets Sea Lion Stuck in Throat - Chokes to Death

Great white shark washes up on beach after choking to death on a sea lion.

Nasa's Dawn Mission to Asteroid Vesta Raises Questions About How Earth Formed

Analysis of asteroid Vesta challenges fundamental component in planet formation models.

Liverpool Spotted Green Pigeon Related to Dodo

The 230-year old bird originated from the Indian subcontinent, scientists say.

Map of Mars: US Geological Survey Creates Global Map of Red Planet Using Nasa Spacecraft

Researchers used Thermal Emission Imaging System to create high resolution surface map of Mars.

China Floods: Ming Dynasty Buildings Under Water in Ancient Town of Fenghuang

Fenghuang, one of China's most renowned ancient towns, is under water.

Scientists Discover Process Rarer than Higgs Boson Particle

Process can test method by which Higgs particle imparts mass on other particles.

Rainwater Discovered Beneath Earth's Fractured Crust 'Helps Trigger Earthquakes'

Rainwater found below Earth's fractured upper crust where temperatures reach over 300C.

Otzi the Iceman: Non-Human DNA Found in Hip Bone of 5,300-Year-Old Mummy

European researchers show presence of periodontitis-causing pathogen Treponema denticola in Otzi.

Mars Curiosity Rover Finds Huge Iron Meteorite 'Lebanon' on Red Planet Surface

Nasa's Mars rover finds first meteorite on Martian surface.

Prehistoric Aliens: 10,000-Year-Old Rock Paintings of Aliens and UFOs Discovered in Ancient Indian Cave

Indian archaeologists have claimed of discovering rare 'alien paintings' from the prehistoric period.

Huge Mystery Crater Found in Siberia's 'End of the World'

Expedition sent to mysterious crater found in Yamal Peninsula in Siberia.

Typhoon Rammasun: Philippines Battered but Manila Spared

See photos of the devastation caused by 185kph winds that have killed at least ten people.

Apollo 11 Launch Anniversary: History and Bizarre Facts About Moon Mission

IBTimes UK looks at moon landing history and facts as Saturn V launched Apollo 11 on 16 July 1969

Gomphotheres: Giant Elephant Ancestors 'Lived Alongside Humans in Prehistoric North America'

Arizona researchers believe gomphotheres were hunted and killed by paleo-Indian Clovis culture.

Trophy Pets: Middle East Buyers Threaten Cheetahs with Extinction

Cheetahs smuggled from East Africa to Gulf States fuels the luxury pets trend.

Nasa Discovers Solid Buckyballs In Space

Candidate for Hydrogen Storage: Boron Buckyballs Roll Out of Lab

The football-like structure of boron molecules comes 30 years after carbon buckyballs were discovered.

Typhoon Rammasun Closing in on Philippines as Threat of Landslides and Flooding Looms

Typhoon Rammasun will hit the Philippines north of the area devastated by Super Tycoon Haiyan last year.

Nasa's Quest for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: 'Finding Life Beyond Earth is Within Reach'

Scientists explore new frontiers of life in talk at Washington's Nasa headquarters.

DNA of Friendship: Study Finds We are Genetically Linked to Our Friends

A study shows how biologically unrelated friends share genes as opposed to strangers.

Costa Concordia: 20 Powerful Photos of the Cruise Ship Disaster and Recovery Operation

The shipwrecked Costa Concordia has been refloated in preparation to be towed away for scrapping.

Animal Selfies: Wildlife Photographs Taken by Remotely-Activated Camera Traps in India

It seems the selfies fad has spread to the animal kingdom.

30C Temperatures in Britain Set to Beat the Canary Islands

Met Office is predicting temperatures to reach 30C on Friday.

World's First 'Race War' Revealed in 13,000-Year-Old Skeletons

Two skeletons from Sahara desert massacre in 11,000 BC to go on display at the British Museum.

Newborn Woolly Mammoths Discovered in Sibera 'Choked to Death on Mud', CT Scans Reveal

Woolly mammoth calves died from suffocation after inhaling mud, scientists find.

Super Black: 'Strange, Alien' Darkest Material Ever Created is Incomprehensible to Human Eye

British company Surrey NanoSystems has invented Vantablack, the darkest nanotube material ever created.

Pesticides Affecting Bird Populations: More Silent Springs in the Offing

A nature study shows correlations between high concentrations of neonicotinoids and declining bird populations

Nasa Astronomer Kevin Hand: 'Extraterrestrial Life Can be Found on Jupiter's Moon Europa'

Nasa scientist Kevin Hand said the agency will find extraterrestrial life in the next 20 years.

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