Deep inside a gaping mouth of mountainous limestone on Flores, a remote island in Indonesia, a team of scientists were meticulously excavating an ancient habita... read more
It sounds like something straight out of Star Trek, but a new pair of augmented reality glasses launching in the UK today claim to be able to project a cinema-s... read more
Tiny bat sets new migration record – flying up to 1,800 miles from Russia to the French Alps over 63 days before drowning in a water tank Nathusius’... read more
Swapping meat and dairy for INSECT protein and ‘cultured’ milk could reduce global warming, water and land use by over 80%, study claims Replacing a... read more
Withdrawal method of survival! Some male spiders CATAPULT themselves away from females immediately after mating to avoid being eaten Researchers from China stud... read more
Scientists have begun to unravel the mysteries of ‘hot Jupiters’, including how the exoplanets are scorching hot during the day and cooler at night.... read more
Europe needs to dramatically increase recycling of metals used in electric cars and renewable energy sources if it wants to meet its target of becoming ‘c... read more
Three wealthy investors spent 18 days in space, including two weeks on the International Space Station. They are: López-Alegría (left) will serve as the com... read more
The company’s journey to the summit of the technology industry has been a rocky one, having seen Jobs (pictured right in 1976) leave the firm in the mid-1... read more
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Organizational mechanisms are under increasing strain due to an ever-increasing number of difficulties, challenges, and procedures. As a result, it becomes a di... read more
Technology is remarkably changing to meet the marketing condition and maintain the current business demands. Tough competition and marketing strategies are the ... read more
Many firms now rely on blockchain technology, which has arisen from the dark world of cryptocurrencies. Investing heavily in blockchain technology, such as IBM,... read more
Humans have a built-in instinct for healthy food and select diet for specific micronutrients, study shows A new study suggests humans may prefer foods based on ... read more
From Harry Potter to The Jetsons, flying cars have been staple features of science fiction blockbusters for years. And with the futuristic vehicles rapidly gett... read more
They’re often seen as healthier alternatives to standard fruits and vegetables, but a new study may put you off buying organic. Researchers from the Unive... read more
Space should be given the same level of legal protections as land, sea and the atmosphere, in order to protect its fragile environment, astronomers claim. Low... read more
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starlink satellite network ‘rapidly’ fought off an attempt by Russian attackers to jam the network in Ukraine, the Pentagon... read more
While many people are naturals at flirting, others struggle when it comes to chatting up potential dates. Now, scientists from the University of Nicosia in Cyp... read more
A long-lost Viking burial ship discovered 30ft underground may be the grave of a high-status individual, archaeologists believe. The discovery was made as part ... read more
Forget robotic dogs! Scientists develop a robotic RAT that can stand, walk, crawl and turn just like a real rodent – and it could soon be used in search and r... read more
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has been fired up again after a three year break for maintenance and upgrades – with the first beam sent around the tunnel jus... read more
