Six months of space travel wastes as much bone as two decades on Earth, astronaut study shows
An academic-led study of astronauts has revealed the devastating impact space travel has on the human skeleton.
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'If you're watching this I am dead': YouTuber has final message for fans
The YouTuber and Minecraft gamer known as Technoblade has died from cancer, aged 23.
Hydrogen-powered lorry to be mass produced by Essex fleet operator
Hydrogen and electric-powered lorry's will be mass produced in the UK by an Essex-based firm.
Flavoured heated vapes could be banned under EU plan to fight cancer
The EU's executive branch has proposed a ban on the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products, including some vaping products, as part of its plan to fight cancer.
Flavoured heated tobacco products could be banned by EU
The EU's executive branch has proposed a ban on the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products, as part of its plan to fight cancer.
Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital plunges into liquidation
Three Arrows Capital, a cryptocurrency-focused hedge fund, has plunged into liquidation, deepening the crisis engulfing the global digital assets sector.
Surprise geomagnetic storm opens 'crack' in Earth's magnetosphere
A geomagnetic storm hit our planet over the weekend, surprising scientists as it did not appear to originate from a solar flare.
WorldRemit becomes latest fintech to slash jobs as outlook darkens
The international money-transfer service WorldRemit has become the latest fintech unicorn to take an axe to its workforce, as tumbling valuations force founders onto a survival footing.
'Taking innocence from children': Two-thirds of youngsters exposed to harmful online content
The UK's communications regulator is calling on young people to help protect each other by reporting harmful content online.
Space tourism could undo work to repair ozone layer, scientists say
The space tourism of Richard Branson, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos could undo the progress made to heal the ozone layer, scientists have said.
Entrepreneurs, architects and artists: Why people with dyslexia could be drawn to certain careers
New research could explain why people with dyslexia are drawn to certain professions - including the arts, engineering and entrepreneurship.
'Everest of bacterium' visible to naked eye discovered in Caribbean mangrove swamps
Scientists have discovered a new bacterium that is visible to the naked eye, branding it the biggest in the world.
How did Jupiter get so big? Astronomers now think it 'ate' chunks of other planets
They don't call Jupiter "King of Planets" for nothing. It's massive, really heavy, and now scientists think it ate chunks of other planets to get as big as it is.
US vaping company ordered to pull electronic cigarettes from shelves
A vaping company has been blocked from selling e-cigarettes in the US after it was found to have played a "disproportionate role in the rise of youth vaping".
Alexa will soon be able to read you stories in a loved one's voice - even if they're dead
Soon you could opt to have a deceased loved one tell you stories, play music or simply turn on the lights - all from your Alexa device.