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Around 2 billion children across the world live in areas with high amounts of air pollution, shocking report finds
Almost two billion children across the world live in areas suffering from air pollution levels that exceeds international guidelines, a shocking new report reveals.
Surgical robots are ‘virtually impossible to clean
Surgical robots are virtually impossible to clean, an ominous new study reveals. Machines are becoming increasingly common in operating theaters – and last week one
You can now make WhatsApp VIDEO calls
Video calling has finally landed on the Android version of WhatsApp – for some. So far, the feature on the Facebook-owned app is limited to
Oldest Known Inscription of 10 Commandments Goes Up for Auction
Back in 1913, workers were excavating for a railroad station near Yavneh, in western Israel, when they discovered the two-foot-square white stone slab bearing 20
We face first mass extinction since dinosaurs
Humans have wiped out so many animals that the planet is on the verge of the first ‘mass extinction’ since the age of the dinosaurs,
Restorers uncover the slab that held the body of Jesus Christ for the first time in centuries
The burial slab that many Christians believe once held the body of Jesus Christ has been uncovered by scientists for the first time in centuries.
World on track to lose two-thirds of wild animals by 2020, major report warns
Living Planet Index shows vertebrate populations are set to decline by 67% on 1970 levels unless urgent action is taken to reduce humanity’s impact. The
Don’t ban your kids from technology
Any time a new technology is introduced, it disrupts values, routines and behaviors. This goes back well before the printing press replaced oral histories or
Male Pill moves a step closer
British scientists have made a breakthrough in the search for a male contraceptive pill – which could transform the sex lives of millions of couples. For
More than 300 wild mammal species are in peril
Hundreds of wild mammal species are being ‘consumed to extinction’ by humans using them for meat, ornaments, medicinal products and the pet trade, say scientists.
