Sending a Dishwasher to the Moon Could Inspire a Generation of Israeli Engineers
SpaceIL taking part in Google-sponsored Lunar X Prize, which challenges private companies to send a spaceship to the moon by 2015.
Space IL: The Team Aiming to Put First Israeli Spaceship on the Moon
Space IL team talk about their plan to land an Israeli spaceship on the moon.
Californium: 'Snake Oil' Element Set to Change Game on Radioactive Waste
Chemists say californium can change how we store radioactive waste and recycle fuel.
It's Alive: MIT Engineers Use E. Coli Bacteria to Create Self-Repairing Materials
The material, made from living and non-living things, could be used in solar panels and biosensors.
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India: Women With Better Education Than Husbands at Greater Risk of Violence
Women in India who earn more than husbands more likely to suffer domestic abuse.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: 24-Hour Cupcake ATM, Knitted Beard, War Festival
Best photos of the day: 26 March 2014.
Malaysia Airlines Plane MH370: Underwater Volcanoes 'May Mean Wreckage is Never Found'
Active volcanoes in the search area for MH370 "very unfortunate", geologist says.
Nasa Calls on Public to Vote on Z-2 Prototype Spacesuit
Nasa reveals future Z-2 spacesuit with new technological tweaks.
The world's most dangerous beaches for shark attacks
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Inbreeding and Bad Weather Caused Woolly Mammoth Extinction
Woolly mammoth neck rib shows why species became extinct thousands of years ago.
Great Masters' 19th Century Paintings Build Timeline of Earth's Past Pollution Levels
Researchers show how sunsets painted by famous artists, including J. M. W. Turner can estimate pollution levels.
Russian and US Astronauts Put Politics Aside for ISS Space Launch: Watch Live Online
New expedition to the International Space Station to launch from Kazakhstan tonight.
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill 25 Years Later: Oil Still Lingers on Alaskan Shores
Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989 leaked 260,000 gallons of crude oil into the Port of Valdez.
Ebola Outbreak in Guinea 'Spreads to Canada and Liberia' as Tourist Critical in Hospital
Canadian tourist returning from Liberia hospitalised with Ebola-like symptoms.
RIP Yellowstone? Supervolcano on its Molten Deathbead, Scientists Suggest
World's largest volcano beneath Yellowstone National Park could be dying, scientists say.
Einstein's 'Spooky' Theory Could Bring Snowden's Encrypted Internet Dream to Life
Einstein's theory could be used to secure messages to many people so they can't be intercepted.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Nazi Art, Crossrail Tunnel, Malaysia Submarine
Best photos of the day: 25 March 2014.
Giant Sunflower-Shaped 'Starshade' Space Umbrella Aids Alien Worlds Hunt
Astronomers believe spacecraft could help in quest to find life on exoplanets.
Shell Selling Out? Oil Giant Can't Just Wash Hands of Niger Delta Spills
There are a few things Shell should consider before trying to divest way out of trouble in Niger Delta.
Walking Dead Death Cologne: Chemists Reveal How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse
Chemists develop 'Death Cologne' that makes zombies think you are a rotting corpse.
British Long-Tailed Tit to Become 'Climate Change Winners', Scientists Discover
Scientists discover surprise climate change winner in long-tailed tit.
Costa Rican Nasa Astronaut Franklin Chang Diaz Creates Sauce From Meteorite
Astronomer creates 'Taste the Stars' menu with chefs at the Four Seasons in Guanacaste.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Kim Jong-un Lookalike, Warrior Dash, Crown of Thorns
Best photos of the day: 24 March 2014.
US Landslide: Death Toll Rises After Mudslide Near Oso in Washington State
A wall of mud, trees and debris destroyed as many as 30 houses and killed at least eight people.
Massive Oil Slick Threatens Coast of Texas
Barge carrying 1 million gallons of oil is leaking after collision in Gulf of Mexico.
Three Die in Huge Washington Landslide
Three people killed and eight injured in landslide north of Seattle, Washington
Mirror-Like Sea Discovered on Saturn's Titan
Nasa's Cassini spacecraft discovers glass-like surface on sea of Titan.
World Water Day 2014: Theme, Key Facts and Events Around the World
The World Water Day 2014 is observed on 22 March.
Want to See What's Inside an Egyptian Mummy's Bandages? Now You Can Digitally Unwrap it
Museums are starting to digitally scan their mummies so that visitors can see what lies within
25 Million-Year-Old Fossils of Modern Venomous Snakes Discovered in Tanzania
Ohio University scientists have found the oldest definitive fossil evidence of modern, venomous snakes in Africa.
World Downs Syndrome Day 2014: It's Just an Extra Chromosome
IBTimes UK looks at some of the most common myths surrounding genetic condition.
Nasa: 360 Degree Panoramic Portrait of Milky Way Redefines Galaxy
Nasa's Spitzer Space telescope has provided new details of the Milky Way's structure and contents.
Velux Lovers of Light Photography Competition: The Top 10
A photography contest that celebrates the creative use of daylight.
Chinese Officials Manufacturing Cans of Fresh Air to Attract Tourists to Guizhou
Authorities in Guizhou province to manufacture canned fresh air to increase tourism.
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