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Scientists create an AI that can think like a baby

Creating an AI system that can think like a human has been one of the greatest challenges in computer science. Now, researchers claim to have created an AI that... read more

Scientists warn there’s a 10% chance an uncontrolled spacecraft will kill someone

Scientists have warned there is a 10 per cent chance that an out-of-control rocket or spacecraft could kill someone within the next decade. They analysed the ri... read more

NASA reveals the winning shots from its Photographer of the Year awards 

NASA has revealed the winning shots from its fourth annual Photographer of the Year awards, providing an intriguing behind-the-scenes look at some of its most... read more

Joe Biden will unveil James Webb space telescope image today

US President Joe Biden will release the first ever deep space image from NASA’s new super space telescope later today. The eagerly-anticipated picture wil... read more

MailOnline takes a look at the technologies to remove 199 million tonnes of plastic littering oceans

Plastic waste is being discovered in increasingly remote locations around the world, from fresh Antarctic snow to the mountain air above the Pyrenees. According... read more

World’s first pregnant ancient Egyptian mummy had cancer, study finds

The world’s first pregnant ancient Egyptian mummy died from a rare form of cancer, a new study reveals.  Researchers in Poland were carrying out a scan o... read more

Leading UFO expert says he’s still unsure if flying saucer really did crash at Roswell

The news of a UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico sent shockwaves through the nation, but what was once a headline of a newspaper on July 8, 1947 now seems to be n... read more

Starlink for boats costs $5,000 per month plus $10,000 for equipment

SpaceX is expanding its Starlink internet service to oceans, rivers and lakes – at a high cost.  Starlink Maritime is now available and the company is ta... read more

Huge $60M project is using a detector one-mile underground in South Dakota to find dark matter

Huge $60 million project is using a specialized detector one-mile below the surface in South Dakota to find dark matter that makes up 85% of the universe –... read more

NASA’s James Webb Telescope targets Carina Nebula, Stephan’s Quintet, Southern Ring Nebula and more

REVEALED: NASA’s full picture set from James Webb Telescope will show detailed views of stellar nurseries with stars larger than the sun and a galaxy grou... read more

From drinking hot tea to licking wrists: Bizarre measures to help keep cool as heatwave sweeps UK

If you live in the UK, it’s time to dig out the sun cream, as a heatwave is set to hit us this weekend and into next week. With parts of the UK expected t... read more

Amazon deforestation hits all-time record in Brazil

Amazon deforestation has hit an all-time record in Brazil, official data reveals.  Authorities say an area 1,539 square miles (3,988 square km) was deforested... read more

Fossilised BRAIN found in a 500 million-year-old prawn-like creature sheds light on insect evolution

The fossilised brain of a three-eyed prawn-like creature that swam the oceans 500 million years ago could prompt a rethink of the evolution of insects and spide... read more

YouTubers should appear natural and say ‘sorry’ four times in apology videos

From Zoella to James Charles, many of the world’s most famous YouTubers have posted videos apologising for their past or current behaviours. These apology... read more

NASA releases ‘teaser’ image from James Webb Space Telescope

NASA has shared a ‘teaser’ image ahead of next week’s eagerly-anticipated release of the first deep-space pictures from its James Webb Space T... read more

Oldest species with a backbone dates back more than 500 million years 

The oldest known relative of all vertebrates on Earth swam the oceans 518 million years ago, a new study reveals.  Researchers in China have analysed fossils ... read more

Aliens could use quantum communications to talk across space, study finds

Physicists have found that E.T. can indeed phone home, and he should have great reception too. Sending messages through interstellar space using quantum communi... read more

Ex-Facebook employee sues Meta for $3million claiming he was fired for whistleblowing

Ex-Facebook employee and military veteran sues Meta for $3million claiming he was fired for whistleblowing after social media giant ‘shared user-deleted m... read more

Tesla will open Superchargers to electric vehicles from other companies in the US later this year

Tesla will open Superchargers to electric vehicles from other companies in the US later this year, White House announces Tesla is opening its vast Supercharger ... read more

Alaska is BURNING: More than 225 wildfires are blazing across the state’s interior

Drought, extreme temperatures and thousands of lightning bolts each day led to the ignition of wildfires across Alaska’s interior. More than 2.4 million a... read more

Scientists detect key building blocks for RNA in a cloud in Milky Way

Some of the key building blocks of life — known as nitriles — have been detected by scientists at the heart of our Milky Way galaxy. They were spotted in a... read more

First-of-its-kind humanoid robot deployed in nursing home to help patients with Alzheimer’s 

Humanoid robots have been deployed in a Minnesota nursing home to care for patients with early-stage Alzheimer’s. These robots, developed by a team of res... read more

British holidaymakers risk £787 roaming bill for a WEEK in Egypt or Morocco

When you’re exploring the Pyramids of Giza or wandering through the Valley of the Kings, the cost of your mobile phone bill may not be at the top of your... read more

Fin whales make a comeback in Antarctic waters for first time since hunting was restricted in 1976

It’s been 46 years since the hunting of Southern fin whales was restricted in Antarctica, and now it seems the animals are finally making a comeback. Rese... read more