Strange 'crater' discovered in Antarctica
12-13-2016 |
65
A large hole in the King Baudoin ice shelf has challenged what we know of the East Antarctic ice sheet.
Most of us recall events that never happened
12-11-2016 | 32
A recent psychology study has revealed that it is not uncommon for people to recall non-existent events.
Germany's nuclear fusion reactor really works
12-6-2016 | 26
Scientists have confirmed that the experimental machine is operating with 'unprecedented accuracy'.
AI predicts the future by watching videos
12-5-2016 | 8
An artificial intelligence is learning how to anticipate what is going to happen in the next few seconds.
Global warming 'beyond point of no return'
12-2-2016 | 178
A groundbreaking new study suggests that scientists have underestimated the impact of climate change.
'Breakthrough' will make chocolate healthier
VIDEO 12-1-2016 | 9
Swiss food giant Nestle has found a way to reduce sugar in chocolate by 40% without affecting the taste.
Today's androids aren't realistic enough
11-29-2016 | 21
It takes the average person only 0.25 seconds to tell that an android is not an actual human being.
Can being cold really give you the cold ?
11-29-2016 | 46
It has long been considered something of an old wives' tale, but could there really be some truth to it ?
Parallel universes are real, claim scientists
11-28-2016 | 231
The 'many interacting worlds' theory ties quantum physics to the idea of countless parallel universes.
Melanesian DNA hints at mystery hominid
11-27-2016 | 3
Hints of an unknown species of human have been found in the DNA of the modern day Melanesian people.
13% chance of doomsday, claims maths expert
11-25-2016 | 36
Dr Fergus Simpson maintains that humanity has a 13% chance of going extinct before the century is out.
Ice cream for breakfast 'makes you smarter'
11-25-2016 | 27
A Japanese scientist has revealed that eating the frozen dessert for breakfast boosts mental performance.
New UK law enables mass online surveillance
11-22-2016 | 97
The 'Investigatory Powers Act' means that from now on, nothing you do or say online will ever be private.
Man receives gene-edited blood in world first
11-20-2016 | 7
Researchers in China have injected a patient with cells modified using the CRISPR gene-editing technique.
14-year-old wins right to cryogenic freezing
11-18-2016 | 6
A controversial court ruling has made it possible for a young cancer patient to be frozen after death.
US Army builds drone-busting 'Phaser' weapon
VIDEO 11-16-2016 | 14
The futuristic-sounding device is designed to combat the threat posed by cheap unmanned aerial drones.
US military trials electric brain stimulation
11-14-2016 | 7
Drone operators and other military personnel could have their effectiveness boosted by electrical pulses.
Edible insects are a very good source of iron
11-13-2016 | 12
Suffering from iron deficiency ? Try dining on a few cooked grasshoppers, crickets and buffalo worms.
Robot solves Rubik's Cube in under a second
VIDEO 11-11-2016 | 5
German technology company Infineon has broken the world record by solving the puzzle in 0.637 seconds.
Airbus reveals self-driving flying taxis
11-10-2016 | 10
The aircraft manufacturer hopes to alleviate traffic congestion with its automated airborne taxi service.
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