Science

Fox News - 6 hours ago

The amount of plastic pollution previously thought to exist around the world may be a dramatic underestimate — because the vast majority of plastic pollution may actually be below the surface.

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Fox News - 6 hours ago

Ariana Grande wrote an entire song about her love for space, literal and metaphorical, and this weekend, she got the ultimate space-fan tour experience, visiting NASA's Johnson Space Center on May 18.

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Independent UK - 1 day ago

How fish may see colour in the deep ocean’s darkness The silver spinyfin, or little dori, inhabits a layer of the deep sea, where the twilight zone’s blue fades to black, often half a mile below the

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CBS News - 15 hours ago

An unprotected online database exposed the contact information for millions of "high-profile" celebrities and influencers. TechCrunch reports the database belonged to a social influence marketing firm called Chtrbox. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joins CBSN AM to explain how this happened and what it means for users.

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Independent UK - 37 minutes ago

Tens of millions of pounds are to be spent on developing “super crops” to improve diets in poor countries in the face of climate change, the government has said. Around £33 million of new UK aid

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Independent UK - 5 hours ago

Swiss men have some of the worst sperm in Europe, according to new research.   Scientists carried out the first nationwide study of semen quality on young Swiss men and found only 38 per cent of them

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Gizmodo - 14 hours ago

Our Moon features a nearside and far side with dramatically different geological features. This anomaly has puzzled scientists for years, but new computer simulations suggest the Moon’s asymmetric disposition can be traced back to an ancient collision with another object—possibly a dwarf planet.

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Independent UK - 1 day ago

What triggered the decline and eventual extinction of many megaherbivores, the giant plant-eating mammals that roamed the Earth millions of years ago, has long been a mystery.

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