Dinosaur Dragon Thief thrived 200 million years ago found in Wales
Dragon Thief (Dracoraptor), the earliest Jurassic dinosaur skeleton ever found, was discovered by fossil-hunting brothers Nick and Rob Hanigan after a beach fall at...
2015 hottest year ever globally by far says NASA and NOAA
2015 was the hottest year ever globally over land and ocean surfaces while December broke the record too, says a new report issued by...
Spectacular zinnia flowers in space tweeted by Scott Kelly
Commander Scott Kelly tweeted some spectacular photos of zinnia flowers in full bloom from the International Space Station (ISS). According to NASA, data gathered...
Atomic bombs to destroy killer asteroids EU funded Russian research
Atomic bombs could be used to destroy killer asteroids that are heading our way and pose a threat to human life. This is what...
Massive dinosaur largest animal to walk the Earth says Attenborough
A massive dinosaur, the largest animal to walk the Earth, will be revealed by the famous broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough in an...
Hen Harrier gets Government help to improve endangered status in UK
The Hen Harrier, an endangered bird of prey in the UK, is to get Government help to build up numbers in the wild and...
Asteroid defence team do protect Earth from impact set up by NASA
NASA has set up an asteroid defense team to protect the Earth from potentially threatening celestial bodies that could strike our planet, damage our environment...
Next Ice Age to come later because of climate change
The next Ice Age will come later because of climate change caused by human activity. Global warming, caused mainly by our burning of fossil...
Sexiest dinosaurs were the horniest too study found
The sexiest dinosaurs were the horniest too, a study carried out by scientists from Queen Mary University found. Why did some dinosaurs have elaborate...
Dinosaurs showed off sexual display to attract mates
Dinosaurs showed off sexual display and practiced social dominance to attract or secure mates, researchers from Queen Mary University of London report. Ornamental structures...