Category: 9. Sci/Tech

Summertime is in full swing, and that means families and friends are loading up their cars and heading out towards the national parks for the ultimate summer road trip. Along the way, they may stop at Yellowstone National Park and witness the…

Flashing lights, barbeques, parades and a flurry of red white and blue: the Fourth of July celebrations have arrived in the US. All around the country, Americans are gathering together to celebrate the independence of their nation.

However, for…

Forty years ago an amateur Scottish paleontologist named Stan Wood made a fascinating discovery, uncovering Westlothiana lizziae, nicknamed “Lizzie.” The ancient salamander filled a niche that geologists had been after for years, marking the…

A trove of rare 300,000-year-old wooden tools unearthed in south-west China reveals that…

A pair of orcas have been caught ‘kissing’ in the wild for the first time during a chance encounter with a group of citizen scientists off the coast of Norway.

A video taken by the group shows the pair nosing up together and ‘tongue…

There are around 11,000 satellites orbiting Earth, and it is estimated that at least 50,000 more will be launched in the next decade. There are also exploration instruments, resupply vessels, and complexes like the International Space Station….

People deemed “cool” boast six surprisingly similar personality traits across cultures,…

A single jab of a breakthrough gene therapy could reverse hearing loss in people within…

Archaeologists have unearthed what could be a significant Iron Age Roman settlement,…

For years, doctors have cited swimming and running as two of the best ways to strengthen your muscles and improve cardiovascular health. But now, new research says that racket-based sports like tennis could be even better for your…