After a year without communication, scientists have finally said goodbye to Philae for the last time.
New research suggests that cockroaches produce milk that is three times more nutritious than cow's milk.
Scientists have created a brand new type of super-metal by melting together titanium and gold.
Tom Currie decided to resign from his job to give him more time to engage in the latest Pokemon craze.
Scientists have identified water clouds around a brown dwarf star that is 7.2 light years from the Earth.
Two identical twin sisters located in two different US cities have given birth at exactly the same time.
Scientists have filmed an extremely rare type of fish more than 2,500ft below the surface of the sea.
A madcap laser junkie has created a device that is 33 million times brighter than the surface of the sun.
A man in China got more than he bargained for when he splashed out $150,000 on the number plate '88888'.
Scientists have announced that they have picked up gravitational waves from two colliding black holes.
Scientists have calculated that it could be a long time indeed before we hear from intelligent aliens.
Vanessa Oliver had already witnessed the object several times before finally recording it on her phone.
The fascinating pictures are the most detailed views of Pluto we are going to get for a very long time.
The man who invented the anti-choking technique has for the first time used it himself to save someone.
Sound technician Tom Peters likes nothing more than to dress up in a latex costume and act like a dog.
For the first time, trees have been observed undergoing changes at night that can be likened to sleep.
Dean Karnazes has a rare genetic condition that enables him to run continuously for days at a time.
University of Cambridge physicists have created an engine that is one million times smaller than an ant.
Scientists have shed new light on how we experience the world through our perception of consciousness.
Scrolls from the time of the volcanic disaster that buried Pompeii have been examined by scientists.