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ESA’s Solar Orbiter captures a huge eruption from the Sun

A huge eruption from the sun has been caught on camera by the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Solar Orbiter probe. It is the largest such eruption ever obse... read more

Universe’s largest known galaxy is discovered measuring around 16.3 MILLION light-years long

The largest known galaxy has been discovered by astronomers — measuring in at a whopping 153 times the size of our own Milky Way. Named Alcyoneus, the galaxy... read more

Onset of modern sea level rise began in 1863, study finds

Rising sea levels may be seen as a very modern phenomenon, but according to a new study, it really became a significant issue more than 150 years ago.  Researc... read more

NASA’s James Webb captures 18 dots of starlight in a hexagonal formation

NASA’s James Webb space telescope has snapped an incredible photo of a single star from all 18 of its mirrors – confirming the spacecraft can now see st... read more

Stunningly photos from John Glenn’s first orbit of Earth released to mark 60th anniversary

To mark the 60th anniversary of Mercury 7 astronaut John Glenn’s historic orbit of the Earth, a photography expert has remastered footage from his flight.... read more

California project launched to cover a network of canals with solar panels

A California-based water and power utility plans to cover water canals in solar panels, in a first-of-its-kind project to preserve water and generate electricit... read more

Electric car has enough space for eight passengers

There has been a huge amount of excitement about Tesla’s long-promised Cybertruck. But while the world continues to wait for its launch, a separate projec... read more

NASA’s Perseverance rover marks first anniversary of landing on the Martian surface

NASA’s SUV-sized Perseverance rover landed on the surface of the Red Planet a year ago today, on February 18, 2021 following a ‘seven minutes of ter... read more

Some humpback whales travel up to 3,700 MILES to find a mate, study reveals 

When it comes to finding a mate, humpback whales are willing to go the distance – quite literally. New research has revealed that some humpback whales tra... read more

Ancient bird with a ‘movable chin’ roamed China 120 million years ago

A bizarre-looking ancient bird that had a ‘movable chin’ to help it root for food 120 million years ago has been identified. Scientists analysed fos... read more

Snapchat launches a ‘buddy system’ that lets users share their real-time location with a friend

Whether it’s on your way home from a night out or en route to a new destination, there are often times when it’s reassuring to know that a friend kn... read more

People with sexy Tinder photos are more likely to be seen as incompetent and unlikeable

Want to impress on your Tinder profile? DON’T use sexy photos! People with saucy images are more likely to be seen as incompetent and unlikeable, study re... read more

NASA’s Curiosity rover captures footage of the Martian sky with clouds of carbon dioxide ice

Mesmerising footage of the Martian sky showing clouds drifting overhead has been captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover. But rather than being made of water l... read more

Spring could arrive 10 DAYS earlier by 2100, study warns 

Spring usually falls around March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere, but it could arrive up to 10 days earlier by 2100, according to a new study. Researchers from t... read more

Asteroid named Elektra is found to have three companion moons

The asteroid with THREE companion moons: 160 mile-wide space rock named Elektra is the first quadruple system EVER detected Asteroid 130 Elektra has been identi... read more

How to unlock PDF without password – aJoysoft PDF Password Remover Review

Deciding you use PDF files is a great decision because of their quality, compatibility, and file size. PDF files are used for business and personal reasons beca... read more

Astronaut brains re-wire themselves during long-duration spaceflight

The brains of astronauts are ‘rewired’ during long-duration space flight to help them adapt the unusual environment, according to a new study. An in... read more

How risky are at-home DNA tests? Are they worth privacy risks?

You don’t need to be a biology geek to be seduced by a DNA testing kit you can use at home. Just finding out more about your genetic heritage, where do yo... read more

Bald and Golden Eagles are suffering from widespread and frequent lead poisoning, USGS study reveals

Bald and Golden Eagles are suffering from widespread and frequent lead poisoning, according to a new study by the US Geological Survey.    The first-of-its-k... read more

Literature: 90% of English medieval chivalry and heroism manuscripts have been LOST, study finds 

The story of King Arthur is known to children and adults alike.  But the facts around the legendary figure are mired in myth and folklore and historians genera... read more

World’s first luxury sports hovercraft is revealed

The hovercraft concept is not a new one, having floated drivers across land, sand and water since the 1950s. But 70 years on, now petrol heads finally have a re... read more

Twitter crashes leaving users around the world unable to load tweets or view profiles

Twitter is DOWN: Website crashes leaving users around the world unable to load tweets or view profiles Twitter has been experiencing issues since 16:00 GMT (11:... read more

Elon Musk-owned Neuralink confirms monkeys died during tests but rejects abuse claim

Elon Musk’s brain-chip firm Neuralink has admitted monkeys died during tests, but denied claims of animal abuse put forward by an animal rights group. The... read more

Meet the dual-gender stick insect that is half-male and half-female

A pet stick insect gave its owner a shock when it shed its skin and revealed itself to be half-male and half-female. Named Charlie, the green bean stick insect ... read more