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Ancient Roman coin thought to be fake now authenticated – and proves existence of ‘forgotten’ leader

Ancient Roman coin thought to be FAKE after being discovered in Transylvania over 300 years ago is almost certainly authentic – and proves the existence o... read more

Study reveals Britain’s greenest areas, with Exeter, Islington and Bristol topping the list

Exeter, Islington and Bristol are the top three greenest urban areas in Britain, according to a new study. But while the Exonians get to enjoy plenty of luscio... read more

World’s first ‘parastronaut’ is British father-of-three John McFall

The world’s first ‘parastronaut’ has been announced as John McFall – a British father-of-three, surgical trainee and Paralympic medallis... read more

Scientists create a wheelchair that can be controlled with your MIND

Wheelchair that can be controlled with your MIND: Scientists create helmet that coverts brain waves into wheel movements A mind-controlled wheelchair proved suc... read more

Start-up plans to drill a 12-mile hole to tap geothermal energy

Tapping geothermal energy supplies by drilling down 12.4 miles into the Earth will ‘more than’ meet humanity’s energy needs, a US firm claims.... read more

European Space Agency’s new class of astronauts revealed

Three Britons – including the first ever ‘parastronaut’ – are among the European Space Agency’s first new cohort of astronauts in almost... read more

Scientists develop the ultimate urinal that prevents ANY splash-back

You’re taking the p***! Scientists develop the ultimate URINAL with a narrow opening that prevents ANY splash-back The problem of splash-back at urinals h... read more

MailOnline tests four Twitter alternatives and picks the best 

It’s been quite the dramatic start for new Twitter owner Elon Musk since he purchased the platform at the end of last month for a whopping $44 billion. Th... read more

Climate change could cause warship engines to cut out, Ministry of Defence warns 

Rising sea temperatures as a result of climate change could cause the engines of British warships to fail, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has warned. During a &#... read more

European Space Agency will announce first ‘parastronaut’ today

History will be made today as the European Space Agency announces its first ever ‘parastronaut’ for a potential future moon mission. A new class of... read more

The feature-packed Fitbit Charge 5 Activity Tracker is 42% off in the Amazon Black Friday Sale

The feature-packed Fitbit Charge 5 Activity Tracker is more than 40% off in the Amazon Black Friday Sale – now under £100 By Emily Scrivener For Mailonli... read more

What Thermal Mass Flow Meters Do and How They Work

How Thermal Mass Flow Meters Work Using a thermal mass flow meter, gas flow is measured entirely differently, eliminating the need to correct pressure and tempe... read more

Japan gives up becoming the fourth country to land on the moon after its lunar probe goes dark

Lost in space! Japan gives up becoming the fourth country to land on the moon after its lunar probe that launched aboard Artemis I went dark – the craft&#... read more

NASA’s James Webb detects chemistry of an exoplanet’s atmosphere that could help find aliens

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) could be a significant player in the search for alien life after it successfully revealed the makeup of an exopla... read more

International Space Station will be ‘incredibly bright’ as it passes over the UK this evening

Look up tonight! International Space Station will be ‘incredibly bright’ as it passes over the UK this evening – how and when to see it from Y... read more

Hive Social sees 1 MILLION signups since Elon Musk bought Twitter

While Twitter suffers amid Elon Musk’s takeover, Hive Social benefits from the chaos. The social app has reported more than one million signups in the las... read more

Artificial intelligence shows what CARS designed by famous directors would look like 

If the world’s most famous film directors designed a car, what would it look like? Thanks to artificial intelligence, we now have the answer.  A car scra... read more

Studies reveal why we love to watch stars suffer through Bushtucker Trials on ‘I’m A Celebrity’

Over the past couple of weeks, many of us have enjoyed snuggling down each night to watch Matt Hancock get covered in cockroaches on ‘I’m a Celebrit... read more

Amazon Black Friday Week: Control your indoor Christmas lights with this smart plug – now £12.99

Control your indoor Christmas lights with this smart plug – on sale for just £12.99 (plus 10 more Black Friday smart home deals with up to 59% off) By Em... read more

Ultra-luxury submarine can carry three passengers 984ft underwater

When it comes to futuristic travel, this new ultra-luxury submarine has got to be up there for a way to explore the deep.  Capable of carrying three passengers... read more

Meet the bizarre hybrid animals that could soon roam the Earth because of climate change 

When you think of a hybrid species, a majestic centaur may spring to mind, or perhaps a terrifying creature with wings, tail and human hands. While this mental... read more

Raunchy lyrics encourage sexting in teen boys, study finds

Raunchy lyrics from the likes of Drake and Beyoncé encourage sexting in teenage boys, but not teenage girls, a new study shows.  US researchers monitored text... read more

What Artemis I actually doing at the moon

NASA’s Orion spacecraft arrived at the moon yesterday after travelling some 230,000 miles (370,000km) in five days.   The capsule zoomed over the landin... read more

Orion captures a stunning photo of Earth ‘setting’

When the crew of Apollo 8 rounded the moon in 1968, Bill Anders snapped an iconic image that would change humanity’s perception of our world forever. Know... read more