The halls of New York’s Sotheby’s auction house are roaming with dinosaurs, filled with meteorites and showcasing items that have been to the moon and back ... read more
Tesla’s Full Self Driving Beta has traveled 35 million miles – collecting a gigantic amount of data that will further improve its capabilities ̵... read more
Tesla opens its own EXCLUSIVE lane at the US-Mexico border as part of Elon Musk’s deal to move his headquarters to Texas – to speed up deliveries fr... read more
Anyone who regularly travels on London’s Tube network in the summer will no doubt have spent some time baking on the Bakerloo line, or perspiring on the P... read more
It may have been Britain’s hottest day in history this week, but researchers warn such 40C temperatures won’t be out of the ordinary within the next... read more
If you’re someone who struggles sleeping, it’s likely you’ve tried listening to white noise to nod off. White noise refers to a sound that con... read more
A positive result for the planet? ‘Eco pregnancy test’ made of 99% PAPER promises to cut down on plastic waste from the 12.5 million tests taken in ... read more
Asteroids lurking between Earth and the sun but hidden by our star’s glare may help to shed light on the history of the solar system, a scientist believes... read more
When the sun is shining, there’s no better place to be than floating in the sea – and the same goes for solar panels. Engineers from Dutch-Norwegian... read more
Facebook is bringing back the chronological feed so users can see updates from friends in the order they were published. The social network is rolling out a n... read more
Astronomers have devised a new way to ‘see’ through the fog of the early universe so they can detect light from the very first stars and galaxies. ... read more
Forget Sweaty Betty! World Meteorological Organisation says it has ‘no immediate plans’ to name heatwaves in the same way as storms Last week, scien... read more
Pine martens could return to the wild this year after they were almost driven to extinction by trappers hunting for fur Pine Martens were common in Britain butÂ... read more
Millions of pounds of research into life-changing treatments for Parkinson’s is at risk of being abandoned in a major blow to patients. The search for a cure ... read more
Greenland lost enough ice in just three days to cover the entire state of West Virginia with a FOOT of water after temperatures soared to 60F last month –... read more
Update your iPhone NOW: Apple urges users to download the new iOS 15.6 that fixes 39 security vulnerabilities that let hackers collect sensitive data and track ... read more
Birds could all end up with large beaks and indistinct plumage – as climate change threatens to wipe out species with more ‘extreme’ features ... read more
Gigantic footprints of the world’s largest dinosaur species, a sauropod, which roamed the Earth 100 million years ago have been uncovered in the courtyard of ... read more
Often used in jewelry, Amber is fossilized tree resin—the oldest of which dates back more than 300 million years. In recent years the Hukawng Valley in north... read more
Home Secretary Priti Patel has claimed that ‘contactless corridors’ at UK airports will let British citizens skip passport queues and breeze throug... read more
Many of us were taught from a young age that it is not polite to eat with our mouths open, so have adopted a smaller, more socially-acceptable chew. However, an... read more
Chilling moment robot dog with a submachine gun strapped to its back opens fire in scene straight out of a Black Mirror episode: Dogbot can be purchased online ... read more
