Stephen Hawking says we need less aggression, more empathy and to explore space
Eminent scientist Professor Stephen Hawking says humans need to be less aggressive, more empathic and explore space more as an insurance policy on our...
UK is “on track” to meet annual deficit target, says Osborne
George Osborne said that the UK is “on track” to meet its annual deficit target.
The UK posted its biggest surplus since before the recession...
US government fining Takata Corp. $14,000 a day
The US federal government said on Friday that it will be fining the Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp. $14,000 a day for failing...
YouTube rolls out kid-friendly version of its app
Youtube is rolling out a kid-friendly version of its app that will strictly run content appropriate for children. The app, called YouTube Kids, will...
Supertide warning due to Moon and Sun and incoming storm, UK
A supertide and a severe flooding warning have been issued in the UK. The super high tide is caused by the strong gravitational pull by...
Forgotten Ichthyosaur left in museum for decades was a new species
A 189-million-year-old Ichthyosaur fossil that lay forgotten among lots of other specimens at the Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery in England, turned out to...
Google faces Russian antitrust probe for anticompetitive practices
Google is facing yet another antitrust investigation.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia launched a probe against Google on Friday for alleged anticompetitive practices that...
Using photosynthesis to create a biological solar panel and battery
Three Canadian researchers believe they could well have the solution to the global warming problem. They plan to use the power of photosynthesis to...
Black hole size and speed of growth driven by dark matter, say American astrophysicists
Dark matter appears to influence both the size and rate of growth of black holes, say scientists at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA)....
For evolution size really does seem to matter, say Stanford scientists
Evolution tends to favor size, paleobiologists at Stanford University believe. Their latest research suggests that the majority of animal lineages tend to evolve toward...