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Tech millionaire spends $2 million per year 'to have an 18-year-old body'
Tech tycoon Bryan Johnson spends around $2 million every year to keep himself younger than he is.
Sadhna Yadav Jan 26, 2023
Man in China served deadly blue-ringed octopus at restaurant
A man in China was served the deadly blue-ringed octopus at a restaurant in Guangdong province.
Sadhna Yadav Jan 25, 2023
Dangerous 'fire ants' that can cause blindness in pets found in France for first time
In a surprising finding, scientists in France have been able to discover a very dangerous type of ant for the first time in the country.
Sadhna Yadav Nov 02, 2022
Climate change could have triggered an ice age on Mars: Study
A new study has said that Mars was once habitable and the ancient microbes that once lived in its environment caused their extinction themselves.
Sadhna Yadav Oct 14, 2022
Toxic air pollution particles found in unborn babies
A new study has found that air pollution particles can cross the placenta and reach babies in the womb.
Sadhna Yadav Oct 07, 2022
Watch the moment when NASA spacecraft smashes an asteroid
It is the kind of thing we see in sci-fi movies, an asteroid hurtling towards the earth and scientists coming together to save the planet from destruction.
Sadhna Yadav Sep 28, 2022
UFOs are hovering all over Ukrainian skies, claims government report
Now Ukrainian astronomers have claimed that they spotted swarms of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) in the skies above Kyiv.
Sadhna Yadav Sep 22, 2022
Healthy poop may be able to cure diabetes, new research says
Success with engineered E.coli opens the door to faecal transplants being able to treat IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) and obesity.
Jastine Beatrice Yap Aug 08, 2022
Polish institute classifies cats as 'alien invasive species,' sparks outrage
A Polish scientific institute has classified domestic cats as an "alien invasive species."
Sadhna Yadav Aug 03, 2022
Have scientists discovered the cure for baldness?
Scientists may have just found the cure for baldness by identifying the chemical that affects hair growth.
Sadhna Yadav Aug 01, 2022
Emergence of romantic kissing 5,000 years ago led to spread of cold-sore virus: study
A new study has indicated that kissing may have led to the spread of the cold-sore virus, which now affects almost 4 billion people across the world.
Sadhna Yadav Jul 28, 2022
Chinese villager banned from flying home-made helicopter
A 59-year-old Chinese man was stopped by the police from test-flying his home-made helicopter. The man had managed to build the helicopter using a boat engine.
Sadhna Yadav Mar 30, 2022
Giant reptile found intact inside belly of ichthyosaur fossil found in China
Paleontologists believe the ichthyosaur died shorty after consuming its last meal due to a broken neck
Nina Siena Aug 21, 2020
Physicists have just created an entirely new form of light
The new findings could herald a revolution in the power of quantum computers, according to researchers.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 15, 2018
Women in more gender equal countries are less likely to study science and tech
This 'gender equality paradox' could be explained by a variety of social and economic factors, according to researchers.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 14, 2018
This extraordinary photo shows a single atom captured using an ordinary camera
The image, taken by an Oxford University student, won first prize at a science photography contest conducted by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 14, 2018
Lemurs can tell closely related species apart just by looking at photographs
German study finds red-fronted lemurs from Madagascar can differentiate between species.
Neil Murphy Feb 13, 2018
Damage to ozone layer possibly drove mass extinction event 252 million years ago
Ozone layer could have been depleted by volcanic eruptions letting in dangerous levels of UV rays from the sun to bring about the Great Dying.
Claire Toureille Feb 07, 2018
Heterosexual women aroused by both male and female erotica, brain scans show
This is in contrast to men, whose arousal tends to correspond strongly with their sexual orientation.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 07, 2018
The dark history of how eugenics was developed in Britain
British scientist Frances Galton developed eugenics, which led to the murder and sterilisation of millions of people.
Kashmira Gander Feb 07, 2018
Chinese company reveals incredible test flight footage of the world's first passenger drone
In tests, the autonomous drone was able to function effectively in a variety of different weather conditions, including heavy fog and a Category 7 typhoon with gale-force winds.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 06, 2018
Superionic ice: Scientists create new form of matter - water that's solid and liquid at the same time
Superionic ice does not exist naturally anywhere on Earth although it may be plentiful on planets such as Uranus and Neptune.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 06, 2018
This AI computer can read your mind
Scientists use Magnetic Resonance machine and machine-learning technology to probe deep into brain to identify song subjects are listening to.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 02, 2018
Leftists are just as likely to be dogmatic authoritarians as right-wingers - US study claims
Most psychologists have thought that authoritarianism in North America may be a uniquely right-wing phenomenon.
Aristos Georgiou Feb 01, 2018
Future tech: The next generation of cameras may be able to see behind walls
Camera technology has advanced significantly in recent years but this is just the start of a revolution that is currently underway.
Stephen McLaughlin Jan 23, 2018
Revolutionary universal cancer test breakthrough excites medical experts
Scientists said test was aimed at detecting eight common forms of the deadly disease.
Jordan Bhatt Jan 19, 2018
What is ouabain? The arrow poison that could be a new male contraceptive
Study suggests toxic substance found in east Africa could change way sperm swims and block fertility in men.
Kashmira Gander Jan 18, 2018
Penny-sized robot that could carry out surgeries developed by scientists
The milliDelta is a miniaturised version of Delta robots deployed in many industrial processes.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 17, 2018
This man is immune to one of the most poisonous substances in the world – ricin
New research could one day lead to the development of an antidote for ricin, according to German scientists.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 12, 2018
Why the plastic bottles you recycle will probably still end up in a landfill
The UK government has announced its latest pledge in the war against plastic. But where do the plastic bottles we recycle end up?
Kashmira Gander Jan 11, 2018
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