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Is ancient cave art drawn by our ancestors the earliest evidence of first human language?

Humans may have used places where sound echoed the most as "hot-spots" to visually represent language.

Kind-hearted sixth-grader gifts teacher ice cream money to pay for family funeral

Alabama primary school teacher Price Lawrence wrote about the girl's moving offer on Facebook where it has been shared over 200,000 times.

Archaeologists may have found doomsday prophet Isaiah's 2,700-year-old seal

Definitive identification is currently impossible due to damage to the seal, but Hebrew University of Jerusalem researchers revealed why they believe it is connected to Isaiah.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

Virgin release unlimited mobile data offer: Here are some of the UK's best SIM-only contracts

Sim only contract plans are becoming more popular as people start to buy phones outright. But should you jump on Virgin's new unlimited data offer?

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Revolutionary Nasa technique captures melting Antarctic ice like never before

The seven-year-long work on the system shows that West Antarctic ice sheets are melting at a rapid rate.

Russia building world's fastest combat helicopter, maiden flight likely in 2019

The helicopter is being built by Russian Helicopters Group, part of Kremlin defence contractor Rostec.

Nintendo reportedly working on Super Smash Bros Switch for 2018 release

Nintendo is working on a new Super Smash Bros game for Nintendo Switch and aims to release it later this year, according to industry insider Emily Rogers.

'Genius' Trump ruthlessly mocked for attacking Jeff Sessions, misspelling his attorney general's name

"Which is worse: directing your AG to investigate your political enemies or misspelling his name? Hello America, it's Wednesday!" Amy Siskind tweeted.

Racing birds could explain how giant dinosaurs moved and lived several million years ago

Scientists raced as many as 12 bird species on an enclosed track to understand and relate their locomotive traits to those of long-extinct dinosaurs.

Space Launch System: Watch Nasa fire up its next big rocket engine at highest-ever thrust capacity

The first mission of the vehicle will be an uncrewed flight to the far side of the moon sometime in 2020.

Jeff Bezos Is Now The Richest Person In The World

10,000 year clock: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos begins his most ambitious project yet

The founder and CEO of Amazon is spending $42m to build a giant clock inside a mountain in Texas.

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The 5 most underrated iPhone features Apple has ever announced

Over the years, Apple fans have been treated to a heap of headline features on the iPhone. But what about the additions no one really noticed until later?

Antimatter at Cern is about to go on a road trip for the first time ever

A billion particles trapped in a vacuum inside a container that is just above absolute zero will be moved between labs.

Nasa's billion dollar 'mobile launchpad' is leaning and is likely to launch only one SLS rocket

Nasa spent eight years modifying a structure that took only two years to build.

Birth of a supernova: This locksmith peeked into the sky and captured a star as it exploded

Victor Buso was testing a new telescope camera mounted on the top of his home when he made the unique discovery.

Grey seal found with frisbee in neck is released back into the wild after five months rehab

A grey seal found with a yellow frisbee embedded in her neck was released back into the wild after undergoing five months of rehabilitation at an RSPCA centre.

Teenager's invention could save lives during school shootings

A high school student has taken it upon himself to reduce the number of deaths in school shootings.

If these 'leaked' Pokemon Switch starters are fake, they're very good fakes

Artwork claiming to depict the three new starter Pokémon from Game Freak's next game in the long-running RPG series has appeared online in an alleged leak.

Drone footage could potentially hold key to solving rape case in Wigan

Four men have stalked and raped a woman in Amberswood Nature Reserve. Police believe a drone piloted by a member of the public could have recorded footage of the crime.

Lasers could soon be used to charge your phone wirelessly from across the room

These lasers deliver enough power to charge a phone just as fast as a normal USB cable would.

'Liar': Twitter rips apart Trump's 'creepy' tweets denying he forcibly kissed Rachel Crooks in 2006

"So you're saying you WOULD do this if you didn't think you'd be caught," one Twitter user asked.

Women credits FaceTime for saving her life during stroke

A 58-year-old woman from New York has labelled FaceTime as the reason she is still alive after a video call with her sister showed she was having a stroke.

How did Egyptians build perfectly aligned Giza pyramids 4,500 years ago

An archaeologist noted a small error in Egyptian pyramids and conducted a series of tests to posit how ancient Egyptians would have built these massive structures.

Jupiter's Great Red Spot will disappear in the next 10 years

The storm – the largest in the solar system – is about to calm down and will eventually cease to exist.

'WTF': Twitter furious as Florida lawmakers declare porn a 'health risk' but block assault rifle ban

"Wrong magazines, Florida House," one Twitter user wrote.

Danish scientists are backing jellyfish, not potatoes, as the future main ingredient of crisps

Jellyfish is a regular meal in Asian countries and the Danish team behind the crisps research believe it could make it more mainstream for Western culture.

Burnout Paradise Remastered confirmed for PS4 and Xbox One release

EA has confirmed that Criterion Games classic Burnout Paradise is being remastered for PS4 and Xbox One, with a release date set for 16 March.

Nasa's Orion deepspace spacesuit will have a built-in toilet

Astronauts can live in the suit for six days without taking it off. Food and waste will remain in the suit.

Ancient Mayan relics, Ice Age human remains found hidden in world's biggest underwater cave

Researchers are exploring the depths of the merged Sac Actun and Dos Ojos underwater caves and believe the site could also be connected to other closely-located systems.

Who are the Taíno people? Ancient tooth traces 'extinct' indigenous community to the Caribbean

It was previously believed that the ancient islanders became extinct around 30 years after European colonisers made first contact with them.

This clock will chime for the next 10,000 years from deep within a Texas mountain

The clock in Texas will be completely mechanical and be about 200 feet tall. It will also chime unique, unrepeated tunes throughout its lifetime.

The final frontier: This is where Nasa's Cassini spacecraft plunged and burnt into pieces

Cassini was more than 600,000km away from Saturn when the images for the mosaic were taken.

Adorable four-eared, one-eyed kitten finally finds forever home

Frankie, short from Frankenkitten, was found with a deformed eye that needed to be removed and an extra set of ears. Now he's found a loving home.

Watch World's First Footage Of A Newborn Dumbo Octopod

Watch adorable newborn baby 'dumbo' octopus swimming around in this video

The creature was fully formed right after birth and had all required features to swim, eat, and survive in deep ocean waters.

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