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Christmas in space: This is how ISS astronauts have been celebrating the holiday season

Last year, the six-member Expedition 50 crew from France, Russia and the US shared the Christmas meal.

After being exploited by Russian troll farms, Facebook takes new steps to fight 'fake news'

Facebook is changing how it identifies "fake news" for users, dropping its 'disputed flags' in favour of 'related articles' that add context to stories on the social network.

Five reasons the OnePlus 5T beats the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy

The OnePlus competes with the best of the best when it comes to smartphones. Here are five reasons to ditch Apple, Samsung and Google for a OnePlus 5T

Robots outperform teachers in Chinese trial - and now they're heading for Europe

Seventy-eight students from Henan took part in an October trial, which pitted real teachers against software developed by Yixue Education.

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World War I-era Australian Navy submarine discovered over a century after it mysteriously vanished

This was the 13th expedition launched to search the sub, which disappeared without sending out any signal or distress call during World War I.

Leaked emails show Twitter executives don't understand its verification policy when taking on trolls

The revelation comes as Twitter struggles to clamp down on harassment, hate speech, abusive and illegal behaviour on its platform.

A 'random and amazing' treasure hunt for unused train tickets has begun on Reddit

Reddit users collecting good karma by hiding train tickets and gift vouchers in railway stations for other users to find.

The founder of bitcoin rival 'litecoin' just sold his entire litecoin stash – here's why

Charlie Lee, the creator of the cryptocurrency litecoin (LTC), claims to have sold all of his digital reserves to silence naysayers who accuse him of conflicts of interest.

Samsung Galaxy S9 leaks reveal fix to biggest S8 problem

Renders of new Samsung Galaxy S9 suggest headphone jack will remain and fingerprint scanner will be moved away from camera lens.

Bitcoin Cash: Scandal erupts as Coinbase investigates claims of insider trading

The founder of Coinbase, one of the most popular cryptocurrency trading platforms, says the company is investigating claims that its staff were involved with insider trading.

'Have you met your boss?': Sarah Sanders roasted for telling Democrat to 'spend less time tweeting'

"This may qualify as the stupidest thing she's ever said," one Twitter user said.

'Whoa': Twitter reacts to ex-intel chief James Clapper saying Putin handles Trump like 'an asset'

"Clapper has a half-century of experience in US intelligence. His words must be heeded," one Twitter user wrote.

'F**k that sh*t': Tech executive blasted over 'awful' approach to work during the holiday season

"These two weeks ARE a gift. Spend them with your kids, you macho goon," Creature of London CEO Dan Cullen-Shute tweeted.

Elon Musk accidentally shared his phone number on Twitter — this is what happens when you call it

The tweet immediately triggered speculation that he could be looking to recruit Oculus CTO John Carmack.

Nasa wants to explore Alpha Centauri for alien life, but doesn't know how to get there just yet

Nasa has a plan, but the technology to get there does not even exist yet.

What is Luxturna? Novel gene therapy to treat rare inherited blindness gets thumbs up from FDA

The treatment can stop the progress of the disease or improve the vision of the patient in some cases.

The Space Station just received supplies to brew their own beer

Astronauts at the International Space Station have received barley seeds that they will attempt to cultivate and grow in space.

Will US invade North Korea? Army trains soldiers to fight in DPRK's secret tunnel networks

The training was given to make sure that some units of the US Army are ready in case troops need to be deployed on the ground and invade North Korea.

Watch Bell's V-280 Valor tiltrotor that could replace US Army's Blackhawk fly for the first time

The tiltrotor, which could one day replace US Army's Blackhawk, lifted off for a brief 30 seconds at the company's Texas facility

'Get the man a sippy cup': Trump awkwardly drinks water like a child and Twitter has a field day

"What is it with Trump and his two-handed chipmunk-like style of drinking water?" one Twitter user wrote.

Co-founder of Bitcoin.com sells all his bitcoin, saying it is 'virtually unusable'

The co-founder and technical director of a major bitcoin website has sold all his bitcoins, claiming that the popular cryptocurrency has become "virtually unusable".

'Have you no shame?': Trump roasted for using deadly Amtrak derailment to tout infrastructure plan

"He's never not an a**hole. Never," Andy Lassner, an executive producer for The Ellen Show, tweeted.

Nasa's stunning new photo reveals what a high-speed jet's sonic boom looks like

Nasa reinvented a 150-year-old technique to capture supersonic motion as well as the shockwaves of a jet.

China wants to launch 10 spy satellites to lock down 24/7 surveillance over South China Sea

China reportedly plans to launch "hyperspectral" and "synthetic aperture radar" satellites, by 2021 to help spy on every object in the contested waters.

Nuclear facilities are now a no-go for drones due to national security concerns

Facilities over which drones cannot be flown include those at Los Alamos, Idaho and Savannah River.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

Mobile phone coverage fails to reach 30% of UK

National Infrastructure Commission is calling on Ofcom to demand better coverage and internet speed including 4G in the UK.

Amazon Prime streams Japanese porn films featuring women being groped without consent

Amazon Prime video users have stumbled across a Japanese show called Tokyo Train Girls, which features groping and up-skirt shots of women on public transport.

Kremlin exposed: Russia 'used Twitter to spread fear' in wake of UK terror attacks

Kremlin-linked troll accounts on Twitter and Facebook have reportedly used fake profiles to incite anger and spread confusion following terror attacks in the UK.

How the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter can be used to track and destroy North Korean ICBMs

The F-35 can provide a whole range of data to US' Missile Defense Agency to help them track and shoot down ICBMs.

Is the iPhone facial recognition feature racist?

After a Chinese woman realised other people could unlock her phone despite claims it was impossible, Apple has been accused of failing minorities.

Stranger gives Cambridge Uni hopeful heart-warming letter with money on train: 'Live your dream'

Joe Wren, 17, was travelling on the train following an interview to study maths at Robinson College when he was handed the heart-warming letter.

'This is not normal': Twitter in disbelief over Trump and Putin's friendly calls amid Russia probe

"This is not even remotely normal. There's something going on here," one Twitter user said.

'That's how a Jedi Master does it': Ted Cruz tried to take down Mark Hamill and got burned instead

"Ted Cruz, the Jar Jar Binks of the Republican party," one Twitter user wrote.

'What planet are you living on?' Sarah Sanders blasted over 'dangerous' claim that Trump defeated Isis

Twitter blasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders over her tweet about the most "underreported" Trump stories of 2017.

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