Giant troughs running for hundreds of kilometers have been found deep beneath the ice at the South Pole.
A mother-of-seven in Mexico has claimed that she is six months pregnant with her eighth child at the age of 70.
Scientists have warned that huge worms up to 40cm long have been silently invading French gardens.
Italian architecture firm Lazzarini Design Studio is looking to construct entire neighborhoods that float in the ocean.
In a potentially groundbreaking experiment, memories were successfully transferred from one snail to another.
A new company is planning to rejuvenate dogs with the eventual goal of attempting the same thing in humans.
When our star eventually dies, it will go out in a blaze of glory and produce what is known as a planetary nebula.
For the first time ever, scientists have detected helium in the atmosphere of a planet in orbit around a distant star.
The 'Little Boy' nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 ended the lives of tens of thousands of civilians.
A remarkable new video shows what the inside of your mouth looks like when you have a conversation.
New evidence has been discovered to suggest that our ancestors hunted down giant prehistoric sloths.
Capable of taking drastic action to protect their colonies, these ants have a rather unusual defense mechanism.
A new study has revealed that plants protect themselves from Sun damage by repairing their own DNA.
Scientists have inadvertently created a mutant enzyme capable of breaking down common waste plastics.
The search giant has developed new software that can isolate individual voices in a crowded room.
Volcanologists have succeeded in recreating the area's distinctive hexagonal columns in a laboratory.
Anthropologists have been investigating the origins, evolution and purpose of the humble eyebrow.
An expedition crew is hoping to search the Antarctic sea floor for Sir Ernest Shackleton's vessel Endurance.
Scientists have found the fossil remains of an ichthyosaur that was almost the size of a blue whale.
Scientists have revealed that snowfall in Antarctica has gone up ten percent over the last two centuries.