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UK’s coastal destinations with the most hours of SUNSHINE – with Thanet topping the list
Planning a UK staycation? Study reveals the coastal destinations with the most SUNSHINE – with Thanet topping the list with…
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Look up TONIGHT! Delta Aquariids meteor shower will peak this evening
If you’re a fan of stargazing, make sure you have this evening marked out in your diary. The Delta Aquariids meteor…
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Historians recreate Thomas Cromwell’s Tudor mansion
Historians have recreated the Tudor mansion of Thomas Cromwell, the powerful but ill-fated chief minister to King Henry VIII in…
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Dell is BANNED from selling its powerful gaming PCs in California
Dell is BANNED from selling its powerful gaming PCs in California because it consumes more energy than the liberal state’s…
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iPhone 14 could be made from titanium and be more resistant to scratches and allow it to bend
Apple could use ultra-strong titanium to build its iPhone 14 – but will likely continue to make the screen and…
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Cybertrucks would ‘literally cost a million dollars a piece or more’ if Tesla starts production now
Elon Musk said each Cybertruck would ‘literally cost a million dollars a piece or more’ if Tesla started producing the…
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Elon Musk blasts Apple twice during Tesla earnings for its use of cobalt and how it does business
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is not one to mince words and on Monday, his latest target became the world’s most…
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The bestselling Anker Soundcore bluetooth speaker is now on sale on Amazon
Need a soundtrack for your summer? The wildly popular super portable Anker Soundcore bluetooth speaker is now on sale for…
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US military is investigating ‘directed energy’ systems with lasers to form ‘force-field’ over US
The US Air Force is investigating ‘directed energy’ (DE) technologies to create a force field over military vehicles or even…
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Astronomy: Delta Aquariids meteor shower will peak on Wednesday
Look up tomorrow! Delta Aquariids meteor shower will peak on Wednesday — with up to 20 shooting stars visible over…
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Poor night’s sleep increases the risk of sending rude work emails in the morning, study finds
You’re not you when you’re tired! A poor night’s sleep increases the risk of sending rude work emails in the…
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Scientists are testing a jab against the PLAGUE based on the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine
The plague is often thought of as an ancient illness, yet cases actually continue to occur today in rural areas…
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Six pints of beer a week linked with reduced risk of heart attack, study says
Drinking almost a pint for every day of the week may help stave off the deathly effects of cardiovascular disease…
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Roman rock-hewn ‘dining room’ discovered under 50 feet of earth in Turkey’s ‘House of the Muses’
Archaeologists have uncovered a rock-hewn ‘dining room’ in the ‘House of Muses,’ an excavation site in southeast Turkey that dates…
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Experts discover 100M year-old weevil that used its trunk as a weapon while trying to find a mate
Experts discover 100 million year-old weevil that used its ‘monstrous trunk’ as a weapon to fight other males while trying…
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Stained glass windows of Christ’s ancestors in Canterbury Cathedral may be among the world’s oldest
Stained glass windows in England’s famed Canterbury Cathedral may be centuries older than previously thought, according to new analysis that…
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Researchers will look for ‘extraterrestrial technological civilizations’ using AI
An international group of researchers led by the Harvard astronomer who believes the first interstellar object discovered was a ‘lightsail’…
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SpaceX awarded a $178M contract for NASA’s mission to Jupiter’s moon
Elon Musk‘s aerospace firm SpaceX has been awarded a $178 million (£129 million) contract for NASA‘s first mission to Europa,…
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Two rare white orcas are spotted off the coast of Japan
Whale-watchers off the coast of Japan could scarcely believe their eyes after catching sight of two rare white orcas swimming…
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Climate change: Deadly week-long heatwaves will be up to SEVEN times more likely by 2050
Deadly week-long heatwaves will be up to SEVEN times more likely by 2050 due to climate change, study warns Swiss…
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Archaeologists find 2,200 year-old shipwreck in underwater city in Egypt
Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,200 year-old shipwreck – along with the remains of a funerary area – in the Mediterranean…
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Older adults who had more virtual contact during the pandemic were LONELIER
Older adults who had more virtual contact during the pandemic were LONELIER than those who shunned video chats, surprising study…
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Covid cases in Reno rose after a heavy layer of wildfire smoke settled over the city last year
Scientists are looking at the link between pollution and Covid after cases in Reno, Nev., rose sharply when a heavy…
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Cats are more susceptible to coronavirus infection than dogs
Cats are more susceptible to Covid-19 than dogs: Almost 10% of pet felines have coronavirus antibodies compared to just 1%…
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NASA is using AI to take better pictures of the sun as space telescopes can be damaged staring at it
NASA is using artificial intelligence to take better pictures of the sun as space telescopes can be damaged by staring…
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UNESCO determines the Great Barrier Reef is NOT in danger despite 60% of it hit by bleaching events
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee announced Friday that it will not list the Great Barrier Reef as endangered following two…
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Video camera and vibrating wristband system could reduce collisions for visually-impaired people
A new chest-mounted video camera and vibrating wristband system could reduce collisions for visually-impaired people by 37 per cent, its…
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Dogs know when people are being deceitful, study suggests
There’s no fooling man’s best friend! Dogs ignore suggestions from people who are LYING – suggesting pups can recognise when…
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Study reveals that wealth in middle age leads to a longer life
Rich people live LONGER: Study reveals that for every £36,000 saved by middle age, death risk in the next 24…
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Fossils: Duck-billed dino found in Argentina had a foot tumour and two tail fractures, study reveals
A duck-billed dinosaur discovered in Argentinian Patagonia in 1984 has been discovered to have had both a foot tumour and two…
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Space: Japanese firm to launch a sex toy into orbit this summer for research purposes
A sex toy will thrust its way into orbit this summer as a Japanese adult firm sets out to find…
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Buck Moon will peak this evening as our lunar satellite appears full and bright in the night sky
Look up tonight! Buck Moon will peak this evening as our lunar satellite appears full and bright in the night…
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Jeff Bezos is NOT an astronaut! FAA changes rules for how it awards astronaut wings
Despite flying to the edge of space, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos may not qualify for his astronaut wings, after the…
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Popular weather app adds update that now shows the chances you’ll survive the next heatwave
Popular weather app adds update that shows the chances you’ll survive the next heatwave – but you’ll need to pay…
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NASA data reveals details of the core, mantle and crust of Mars
The inner structure of the planet Mars has been revealed thanks to the NASA InSight lander, showing the size of…
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Birds: Clever cockatoos can learn to lift BIN LIDS to gather food by copying others
Australia’s sulphur-crested cockatoos have begun lift wheelie bin lids in order to scavenge for food — and they appear to be…
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Scientists 3D-print ears and noses for facial reconstruction
Scientists in Wales are 3D-printing cartilage for people born without body parts or who have missing facial features due to…
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15 rare giant land snails that can grow to the size of a person’s fist captured in Houston airport
15 rare giant land snails that can grow to be the size of a person’s FIST and cause a rare…
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Buck moon rising Friday will appear bright orange due to smoky skies from wildfires in the West
Buck moon rising Friday will appear bright orange in parts of the US due to smoky skies from wildfires in…
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Scientists develop an ‘iron-air’ battery that stores electricity for days
An ‘iron-air’ battery has been developed in the US that can store electricity from wind or solar power stations for…
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Archaeology: Roman road discovered submerged in the Venice lagoon
Experts have found evidence of a Roman road in the Venice lagoon — indicating that large settlements existed in the…
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Two critically endangered California condors spotted near Zion National Park
The sighting of two rare critically endangered California Condor nests has been confirmed at Zion National Park in southwest Utah,…
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Men have a bigger carbon footprint than women because they purchase high-emitting goods
Men have a bigger carbon footprint than women because they’re more likely to spend on high-emitting categories like red meat,…
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Lord of the Rings: Underwater volcano off the coast of Australia resembles the ‘Eye of Sauron’
An underwater volcano that looks like the ‘Eye of Sauron‘ — the fiery manifestation of the evil dark lord from the…
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Ordnance Survey adds peculiar local nicknames to coastal areas
Ordnance Survey (OS) has added thousands of bizarre local nicknames to coastal areas to make it easier to find people…
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Artist ‘unwraps’ a classic picture taken by Neil Armstrong on the Apollo 11 mission
A visual effects artist has ‘unwrapped’ a classic picture taken by Neil Armstrong during the Apollo 11 mission, to show…
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Elon Musk confirms Tesla will open Supercharger stations to other electric cars by year’s end
Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla will allow owners of other company’s electric vehicles to charge up at its Supercharger…
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Chimps are spotted killing GORILLAS in Africa for the first time ever
Chimpanzees living at Africa’s Loango National Park in Gabon are attacking and killing gorillas that also call the region home…
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First ever wild albino chimpanzee is spotted in Uganda – shortly before it was murdered by its pack
The first known wild chimpanzee with albinism was spotted in Uganda, but the rare 19-day-old animal was brutally murdered by…
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Student becomes first amateur astronomer to discover a moon orbiting Jupiter
Student becomes first amateur astronomer to discover a moon orbiting Jupiter on their summer break after re-discovering four lost moons…
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