SCIENCE

Mammoth fossil was discovered beneath Tultepec while drains were being installed.

Einstein was born on 14 March, 1879.

Painful group experiences can blur an individual's sense of self and others in a process called 'identity fusion'.

Reconstructing embankments on rivers in Louisiana to let sediment leave could ease the problem of the encroaching sea.

The object is not part of the AB Doradus moving group, as previous hypothesised.

The importance of the number has been known since ancient times.

Combination of factors led to one of the worst instances of mangrove dieback ever recorded.

Bison arrived in North America via the Bering Land Bridge and had dispersed across the continent within 20,000 years.

The skull belonged to an ancestor of humans and Neanderthals.

Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.

Cobra venom can destroy whole limbs. Now scientists want to turn it against cancer cells.

The recently-discovered system has a very Belgian connection.

IBTimes UK visits a drought-hit community in Tete province where charity World Vision is assisting people.

Scientists find feedback mechanism stops atmospheric CO2 from falling below a certain level.

Current events could be a way for aliens to see how our society copes under huge pressure.

Winter is finally over.

Scientists have suggested various geoengineering projects to help limit global warming.

US National Weather Service issues winter storm warnings of heavy snow and high winds for wide area from New York to Massachusetts.

The Indian spacecraft was last heard from in August 2009, before disappearing into space.

Japanese government estimated the cost of the nuclear disaster to be ¥22tn (£155bn).

Nasa spent 74 days observing Trappist-1 from the Kepler Space Telescope as part of its K2 mission.

Tropical cyclone struck Madagascar on 7 March.

The whales have also been spotted feeding in areas much further away from their regular Arctic region.

Team hopes ancient sediments revealed by expanding craters can teach us about what region's ecosystem looked like.

'Great earthquakes' of magnitude 8 or more strike on average once a year.

Nearby clocks disturb each other, which eventually results in a 'blurred' flow of time.

Political ideology has been linked to people's willingness to apologise.

Platinum detected at prehistoric Clovis sites is thought to be of meteorite origin.

New technologies applied on ancient bones can provide vital knowledge about genetic threats.