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Blue Origin announces its commercial space station, Orbital Reef, will be operational by 2030
Blue Origin is partnering with several aerospace firms to build a private space station, the Jeff Bezos-founded company announced on…
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Moment a polar bear hunts and feasts on a reindeer is seen in first-ever footage
Polar bears typically hunt seals from sea-ice in the Arctic Circle, but the endangered animals are being pushed onto land…
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Dutch company unveils electric Super Sub that can go almost 10mph and outpace a bottlenose dolphin
Plenty of vacationers have swam with dolphins, but how many can say they’ve kept up with them underwater? Dutch submersible…
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Tesla rolls out updated version of its Full Self-Driving system AGAIN after roll back due to issues
Tesla rolled out version 10.3 of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Monday morning after CEO Elon Musk pulled the software over…
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New York flats have furniture that falls from the ceiling on command
It could well be the answer to cramped living conditions, giving people the space to entertain and work out by…
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NatWest is down with customers unable to access their accounts
NatWest customers have complained of being unable to access their accounts online — just hours after HSBC suffered similar problems.…
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Space: Hubble telescope spots two ‘squabbling’ galaxies locked in a cosmic dance
Hubble telescope spots two ‘squabbling’ galaxies locked in a cosmic dance that will eventually see the smaller one ‘engulfed by…
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New ‘smart bandage’ tells doctors when a wound has healed
A new ‘smart bandage’ can tell doctors when a wound has healed without them having to check first. The bandage,…
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HSBC’s online banking is DOWN as customers struggle to access accounts
HSBC’s online banking system is DOWN as customers struggle to access their accounts HSBC’s online banking system and app both…
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World’s greenhouse gas emissions are on course to be 16% HIGHER by 2030
Emissions Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the biggest contributors to global warming. After the gas is released…
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Former NASA administrator says flooding orbit with satellites could block humanity from space
More than 3,000 communication satellites are orbiting Earth, but dozens of companies are seeking approval from the Federal Communications Commissions…
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Human brain DECREASED in size 3,000 years ago when ancient beings started formed social groups
The size of the human brain has changed numerous times throughout human history, but the vital organ decreased approximately 3,000…
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SpaceX fires up its SN20 Starship prototype for the first time
Elon Musk is another step closer to Mars after his company SpaceX successfully fired up its SN20 Starship prototype for…
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Stunning 2,000-year-old lilac amethyst stone discovered in Jerusalem
A stunning 2,000-year-old lilac amethyst stone has been discovered in Jerusalem, including the first known depiction of balsam, a plant…
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Salmon are being ‘squeezed’ from 40 YEARS of changes in the rivers and freshwater seas they swim in
Salmon populations are being ‘squeezed’ after 40 YEARS of changes in the rivers and freshwater seas they swim in, including…
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Kim Kardashian is spotted wearing a purple pair of Apple’s unannounced Beats Fit Pro
Kim Kardashian was spotted wearing a pair of purple earbuds while running errands in Los Angeles last week that fit…
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Female African elephants are rapidly evolving to become TUSKLESS due to ivory poaching, study warns
Female African elephants are rapidly evolving to become TUSKLESS due to ivory poaching, study warns Researchers studied the genetics and…
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‘World’s most environmentally friendly’ rocket is being built in Scotland
It has been billed as the world’s most environmentally friendly rocket. Running on biofuel and producing up to 96 per…
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Interactive map reveals the UK areas with the highest carbon dioxide emissions
Emissions Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the biggest contributors to global warming. After the gas is released…
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Dinosaur thought to be a carnivore is actually a timid VEGETARIAN that lived 220 million years ago
Not so scary after all! Dinosaur fossil previously thought to be a terrifying ‘raptor-like’ carnivore is actually a timid VEGETARIAN…
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey mocks Facebook’s plans to create a ‘metaverse’
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has mocked Mark Zuckerberg‘s plan to turn Facebook into a ‘metaverse,’ agreeing with a tweet calling…
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Infertility breakthrough as scientists successfully create viable sperm from monkey stem cells
Male infertility BREAKTHROUGH as scientists successfully create viable sperm from monkey stem cells – and say it could work on…
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Vienna museums join ONLYFANS to display nude artworks after they are ‘blacklisted’ on social media
Vienna’s museums join ONLYFANS to display their nude statues and paintings after they are ‘blacklisted’ on Instagram and Facebook for…
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DNA confirms Japanese wolf extinct for 115 years is the closest known wild relative of modern dogs
The modern dog broke off from its feral cousin, the gray wolf, some 20,000 to 40,000 years ago, but following that ancient…
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Archaeologists discover three statues of ram heads near Egypt’s Karnak Temple
Archaeologists have discovered three massive statues of ram heads, including at least one that had a cobra on its head,…
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Termites that evolve into king and queens can grow their brains before they leave the nest
Researchers discover termites that evolve into king and queens can GROW their brains before they leave the nest to mate…
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First evidence of a wartime campsite used by Crusaders to invade the Holy Land is found in Israel
Archaeologists in Israel have identified the remains of a Crusader encampment in Galilee dating to the 12th century, the first…
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The Vikings beat Christopher Columbus to the Americas by 471 years, study claims
It has long been argued that it was the Vikings who first ‘discovered’ North America, arriving in the New World…
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NASA shares its vision for the future of space travel in exciting sci-fi video
As space tourism moves from science fiction to science fact, NASA is looking further into the future to when civilians…
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Scientists find evidence modern domestic horse originated in Western Eurasia over 4,200 years ago
Researchers have made a stunning discovery, noting the modern domestic horse likely originated in a remote area of the Western…
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NASA’s $12.2 billion Orion spaceship is ready to be attached to a rocket
NASA‘s $12.2 billion Orion spaceship is ready to be attached to a rocket that could send it to our lunar satellite…
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Orionid Meteor Shower will peak this evening with up to 20 shooting stars every hour
Shooting stars from the Orionid meteor shower will delight skywatchers tonight, as up to 20 space rocks are expected to…
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Men with high testosterone levels are more sexually active and more likely to CHEAT, study finds
Men with high testosterone levels are more sexually active and more likely to CHEAT on their partners, study finds Researchers…
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Archaeology: ‘Korean’ dish revealed as rare Imperial Chinese ‘Ru’ ware ceramic crafted 900 years ago
A blue–green dish held in the British Museum — long thought from Korea — has been shown to be one…
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iCan’t believe it! Apple launches cloth to clean screens of tech devices… at an eye-watering £19
Devotees around the world wait eagerly for the latest incarnation of the firm’s high-tech iPhones, iPads, AirPods and watches. But…
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California has driest year since 1924 as only 28 inches of precipitation fell
As climate change ravages the globe, California recorded its driest water year in more than 90 years as major cities…
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Japanese ghost ships sunk during World War II are spotted as seismic activity raise them
Seismic activity at one of Japan‘s most active volcanoes, Mount Suribachi, has resulted in a number of ships being raised…
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Budweiser reveals plans for the UK’s first hydrogen-powered BREWERY in South Wales by 2024
It’s the go-to beer for many people around the world, and now Budweiser has announced plans for the UK’s first…
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Scientists identify 14 species of shrimp larvae that look like ‘part alien,’ live in the deep ocean
Scientists identify 14 new species of larvae with horns and spikes that look ‘part alien’ and live as deep as…
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Fisher-Price releasing a modern-day version of nostalgic 1961 Chatter Telephone makes phone calls
Fisher-Price is releasing a modern-day version of its nostalgic 1961 Chatter Telephone that will have Bluetooth and be able to…
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‘Louvre of Wine’ is to be frozen so grape varieties can be revived if affected by climate change
‘Louvre of Wine’ – the world’s biggest collection of vines – is to be FROZEN in the hopes long-lost grape…
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Climate change: Over 99.9% of studies agree that global warming is mainly caused by humans
Emissions Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the biggest contributors to global warming. After the gas is released…
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Netflix is BACK for thousands hit by an outage
Netflix is BACK: Streaming platform experienced slow or interrupted service for an hour that impact thousands of users worldwide Netflix…
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Giant magnetic tunnel made of rope-like objects surrounds our solar system, study finds
A new model suggests the solar system is surrounded by a gigantic magnetic tunnel. The proposal comes from University of…
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Designs for Ikea’s upcoming Bluetooth speaker that doubles as a lamp is leaked in FCC filing
Designs for Ikea’s upcoming Bluetooth speaker that doubles as a lamp is leaked in FCC filing: New speaker has a…
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Archaeology: World’s oldest map of the stars is to go on display at the British Museum
A stunning 3,600-year-old Nebra Sky Disc that is widely believed to be the world’s oldest map of the stars is…
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Scientists determine 75% of Rome’s emperors died from violent deaths on battlefield or palace plots
Julius Caesar was a politician and general of the late Roman republic who lived from 100 – 44 BC. As a…
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Scientists trick malaria-carrying mosquitoes into drinking toxic beet juice they think is blood
A Swedish company says it’s perfected a new way to get rid of disease-carrying mosquitoes by tricking them into drinking…
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2020 bird flu outbreak killed swans, seals and a fox, report finds
An outbreak of bird flu in the UK last year killed five swans, five seals and a fox, a new…
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Sales of Porsche’s Taycan electric sedan pull ahead of carmaker’s iconic 911 for the first time
Porsche’s electric Taycan zipped past the company’s flagship 911 sports car for the first time, according to sales figures released…
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