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Lab-grown meat requires the blood of foetal cows, study shows

Lab-grown meat requires the blood taken from foetal cows during the slaughter process, meaning it isn’t acceptable to vegetarians, study reveals. This cul... read more

Green turtle numbers in the Seychelles have shot up over 50 years of conservation work, study claims

Green turtle numbers in the Seychelles have shot up from 2,000 eggs laid per year in the 1960s, to over 15,000 today – thanks to 50 years of conservation ... read more

Genetic test for deadly disease that prevents dogs from swallowing has been developed

Genetic test for a deadly condition that prevents dogs from swallowing is developed – in breakthrough that could help breeders reduce the risk that puppies wi... read more

Quantum gravity sensors have been developed that can detect pockets of ground water

Quantum gravity sensors, used to detect the impact of gravity on different features of the Earth, can be used to detect pockets of ground water or tunnels in a ... read more

Stunning new rainbow-coloured fish is discovered off the coast of the Maldives 

Meet the Rainbow Fish! Stunning new species of wrasse is discovered living in the ‘twilight zone’ off the coast of the Maldives New rainbow-coloured... read more

Samsung throws shade at Apple by joking about new green colour in the 5G iPhone 13

Apple could launch its augmented reality headset next year, a Hong Kong-based leaker claims.  The headset will be released in the fourth quarter of 2022 and co... read more

Accents really are contagious, linguistic study shows

Many of us imitate the voice of a friend or TV character after hearing them speak without even noticing it – a phenomenon known as ‘linguistic convergen... read more

Billions of genetically modified male mosquitos will be released in California and Florida

Billions of genetically engineered male mosquitos will be released in California and Florida over the next two years, as part of a mission to kill off biting fe... read more

Giant 19ft-long crocodile-like creature may have been ritualistically beheaded 3,000 years ago

An ancient crocodile-like creature that was 19ft long and roamed China 3,000 years ago may have been ritualistically beheaded, researchers believe. They think t... read more

How To Secure Android Phones From Hackers

Because of the sensitive information stored on your phone, it is a potential target for hackers. While you’re more likely to hear about prominent figures ... read more

Uber Eats launches bill splitting tool for group takeaways

Whether it’s an evening in or dinner at a fancy restaurant, covering the price of your friend’s meal has to be one of the most annoying experiences ... read more

Huge 19-mile wide meteorite slammed into Earth eight million years after dinosaurs died out

Dating the Hiawatha impact crater: Huge 19 mile-wide meteorite slammed into Greenland just eight million years after the dinosaurs died out, study reveals A 19 ... read more

Experts reveal how long it would take a hacker to crack your password

We all assume hackers won’t crack our own passwords, even if they’re simple ones with only a few characters.  But just how easy is it for someone t... read more

Volkswagen unveils its modern take on the iconic camper van 

German carmaker Volkswagen has finally unveiled its all-electric ID Buzz vehicle, a modern take on the iconic ‘hippy’ camper van from the 1960s, whi... read more

Yellow-bellied marmots virtually halt the ageing process during their annual hibernations

How HIBERNATING for eight months could help us pause the clock: Yellow-bellied marmots can virtually halt the ageing process during their hibernations from Sept... read more

Almost nine in 10 Brits prefer using emojis rather than talking to express emotions, study finds

A sign of the times: Almost 90% of Britons would rather use emojis than express their feelings face-to-face, study finds Nine in 10 Brits prefer using emojis th... read more

After dogs… now it seems like ANTS can sniff out cancer

Ants could be used to sniff out cancer because they can smell disease like dogs, study suggests Formica fusca black ants have ‘high potential’ to be... read more

NASA admits it may be time to study sex in space ahead of Mars missions

NASA says it is considering studying sex in space, as it is ‘crucial’ for future long-haul missions to the Moon and Mars, that could see astronauts ... read more

Women are more likely to blame themselves if they fail while men put their failures down to bad luck

Women are more likely to blame themselves if they fail – while men tend to put their failures down to bad luck, study reveals Scientists surveyed more tha... read more

‘Time to let the American broomstick fly”, declares SpaceX launch director

During a live stream of its latest Falcon 9 launch, SpaceX’s launch director said ‘time to let American broomstick fly’, as the rocket lifted ... read more

iPhone iOS 15.4 update with ender-neutral’ Siri voice and pregnant man emoji to take place next week

Apple has quietly confirmed that the much-anticipated rollout of its iOS 15.4 update is coming sometime next week.  iOS 15.4, which has been tested in beta sin... read more

Scientists plan to bring back extinct Christmas Island rat by gene-editing DNA

Scientists have revealed plans to bring back the extinct Christmas Island rat, 119 years after it was wiped out.  In a new paper, an international team of acad... read more

Another former NASA astronaut joins the anti-Rogozin bandwagon

Another NASA astronaut has criticized the head of the Russian space agency, Dmitry Rogozin, over his threats against the ISS and other outbursts. Garrett Reisma... read more

Playing video games can IMPROVE your reading skills, surprising study reveals

Playing video games can IMPROVE your reading skills, surprising study reveals Participants completed a reading task that involved words flashing on a screen Gam... read more