Sci/Environment

A 3D-animation video showing a black hole devouring a star has gone viral in just two days, accumulating over 160,000 views. Pravda.ru reports: The mass of the black hole that several X-ray telescopes observed is […]

With cyclonic winds blowing at a record-breaking 322 km/h, Hurricane Patricia unleashed its destructive force as it hit Mexico on Friday night. The hurricane, which was given a category 5, the highest possible rating caused […]

A frightening new robotic bee has been developed named ‘RoboBee’ that has been designed to replace natural bees in pollinating crops and spraying other insects with pesticides.  Techswarm.com reports: Harvard University originally developed the prototype […]

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake jolted Japan’s Fukushima & Miyagi prefectures on Wednesday According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the earthquake struck at 3.04 pm local time on Wednesday. The quake occurred off the northeast coast of […]

Beachgoers in California have more to worry about than shark attacks as there are now venomous sea snakes washing ashore. For the first time in 30 years or more, a poisonous sea snake has been […]

CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is set to fire up to its highest energy levels yet in order to make contact with a possible parallel universe.  The experiment hopes to ‘leak’ gravity from our universe into […]

Asteroid 2015 TB145 discovered just a fortnight ago is hurtling towards our planet at 126,000 miles per hour and is set to light up the sky on Halloween. The piece of space rock measures 2,000ft […]

Russia and Europe are to launch a joint mission to the dark side of moon. The European Space Agency (ESA) is set to join Russia in its ambitious plan to colonize the Moon. They will […]

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft captures high-resolution images of Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus during its 14 October flyby. The earlier Voyager mission suggested a heavily cratered north pole, but the new images by Cassini reveal a landscape […]

Scientists are re-evaluating their understanding of the earliest modern humans and their migration around the globe, after the discovery of forty seven teeth, labelled as “unequivocally” belonging to ‘Homo sapiens,’ in a cave in southern China. They […]