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Scientists have found signs of life in the 5,300-year-old mummy - in the form of yeast.
Stonehenge's most mysterious stone was transported hundreds of miles from Scotland by humans, according to a new study.
Melissa Casias, 53, vanished from her Taos home June 2025, leaving her phone, keys, and purse behind and was last seen alive walking east on the 518 Highway.
A NASA probe that had a close encounter with a strange object from another solar system has been declared dead and scientists still do not know what happened.
A controversial study has triggered widespread backlash after scientists argued it could be 'morally' justified to infect people with a virus that causes an allergy to meat.
Vaping could trigger widespread genetic changes linked to cancer and chronic disease, scientists have warned.
The World Meteorological Organisation warn there's now an 80 per cent likelihood of an El Niño event during June-August 2026, and a 90 per cent chance this will continue until at least November.
The body of a missing nuclear lab worker has been found, 11 months after she vanished without a trace under disturbing circumstances and fears she held classified secrets.
Scientists say the answer, which may come as no surprise to anyone, is that most people will reach for the cake - because we're programmed to make more hedonistic choices in the evenings.
A sho0cking new development has emerged in the killing of an astrophysicist whose death became linked to a troubling pattern of missing and dead US scientists.
Scientists are sounding the alarm about a little-known threat at America's most dangerous volcano, which could turn catastrophic in just 30 minutes.
While cold water might look refreshing, it can pose 'serious risks', scientists have warned.
As the relentless heatwave rumbles on, it can be tempting to jump in a cold shower to bring your temperature down.
Scientists have revealed why heat feels so much more intense in the UK - and say the high humidity and lack of facilities are largely to blame.
As sweltering conditions smashed May temperature records across the country, climate scientists say that the worst is yet to come.
It's a question that has baffled scientists for decades - why did T. rex have such tiny arms? Now, researchers from University College London believe they've solved the mystery.