Neanderthal Children Played With Toy Axes, Say Experts
Archaeologists find evidence of schools and games for cave children in England, France and Belgium.
Tsunami Warning as Second Quake Hits Solomon Islands
7.5 magnitude earthquake beneath Indian Ocean triggers new warning.
British Astronaut to Investigate Link Between Space Travel and Short-Sightedness
Tim Peake will spend six months on the International Space Station to investigate why space travel harms vision.
Scientists Baffled by Superfast Growth of Space Station Cherry Tree
Mystery over rapid growth of sapling from cherry stone that went to space.
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International team stumble on what could be the first moon outside solar system
Beijing Artist Liang Kegang Sells Jar of Air in Protest Over China's 'Foul' Pollution
Artistic protest reflects dissatisfaction over air quality in China.
305-Million-Year-Old Daddy Longlegs Had Four Eyes, Fossil Reveals
Hastocularis argus had two pairs of eyes, say researchers at American Museum of Natural History and University of Manchester
Desmund Tutu Calls for Apartheid-Style Boycott on Fossil Fuel Industry
Archbishop says people must use tactics they used to fight apartheid to battle climate change.
Papua New Guinea Hit by Strong 7.3 'Ring of Fire' Earthquake
South Pacific nation struck by magnitude-7.3 earthquake off the island of Bougainville.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Extreme Haircuts, Baby Monkeys, Spider-Man Premiere
Best photos of the day: 11 April 2014.
Gospel of Jesus' Wife: Ancient Egyptian Papyrus With First Reference to Wife of Jesus is Legitimate
Ancient document referring to Jesus' marriage not forged according to Harvard professor Karen L. King.
Scientists to Create World's First 3D Printed Heart
Scientists say printed heart trial possible in less than a decade.
Dodo Warning: World's 100 Most Endangered Birds on London Zoo List
ZSL's Edge birds danger list includes prehistoric-looking stork as tall as a human and an eagle
World's Smallest Cannibal: Killer Miniature Crayfish Found in Australian Swamp
Scientists discover new species Gramastacus lacus in southeast Australia coastal lakes
Enter the 2014 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition
With just two weeks left to enter Royal Observatory contest, we look at some of the best entries already submitted
Ultra-Fast Electrical Circuits Using Light Could Revolutionise Processor Speeds
Scientists demonstrate electrical circuit operating at frequencies of hundreds of terahertz
Nasa Reveals 2030 Plans: Hijack an Asteroid and Fly Humans to Mars
Nasa's William Gerstenmaier tells From Here to Mars hearing revealed plans to use asteroid for moon exploration
Tropical Cyclone Ita Intensifies to Category Five off Queensland Australia
Nasa satellite image show Tropical Cyclone Ita intensifying as it moves on from Papua New Guinea
Chinese Beekeeper She Ping Sets World Record for Heaviest 'Insect Coat'
Half a million insects weighing 45kg settle on body of apiarist in record 'bee-bearding' bid
Monster Great White Shark as Big as a Bus Tagged by Australian Researchers
Experts believe great white shark off Western Australia weighs about 1.6 tonnes
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Tulip Fields, Bear Cubs, Homemade Tank
Best photos of the day: 10 April 2014.
Solar Impulse 2: Captain Piccard Plans Round-the-World Flight
Swiss pilots planning first circumnavigation by sun-powered aircraft
Total Lunar Eclipse: US Spectacular 'of Darkness Eating the Moon'
A total lunar eclipse is set to take place on 15th April, when Earth, Sun and moon are in alignment.
Astronauts to Turn Urine into Drinking Water and Fuel
Scientists discover method of treating water in space.
Space: What is the Mystery Behind Saturn's Hexagonal Storm?
Astronomers have studied phenomenon of hexagonal shape spotted around Saturn's north pole thirty years ago.
Neanderthals Were Good Parents With Strong Emotional Bonds
Neanderthals were caring parents who made strong emotional attachments, researchers say.
Mini Winnie: From Dolly the Sheep to Britain's First Cloned Dog
Sooam Biotech gives dachshund owner Rebecca Smith chance for second lease of life with beloved pet
How to Get Low-Libido Pandas to Make Babies
Expert explains how they are working to get Edinburgh Zoo's Tian Tian pregnant
Summer Temperatures Set to Arrive in Britain This Month
Temperatures are predicted to soar above 20 degrees at the end of April and into May
Neanderthals Bred with Ancestors of Modern Humans, Gene Analysis Proves
University of Edinburgh researchers use genome analysis to back breeding theory
Star Trek Actress Kate Mulgrew 'Tricked' into Narrating Controversial Geocentric Universe Documentary
Kate Mulgrew regrets voice-over role in Robert Sungenis-backed film.
Love in Space: Nebula Proposes to ESO Telescope with Celestial Diamond Ring
Very Large Telescope picks up colourful glowing gas cloud that looks like engagement ring
China: Shark Fin Sales from Hong Kong Fall 90 Percent
Chinese eat less shark-fin soup as government cracks down on extravagance and green groups apply pressure
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Royal Baby, State Banquet, Water Festival
Best photos of the day: 9 April 2014.
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