Science

Body Worlds: The Anatomy of Happiness opens in London on Friday, 25th September

The place is notoriously hostile to life, with puddles of acid and noxious gases

Donors have to sign detailed consent forms before they die, but an expert argues this may not be enough

Helmuth von Moltke is thought to be the only person born in the 19th century with a preserved voice recording

Images captured by the roaming Curiosity Rover showed the unexpected features on the Red Planet's surface

One of Italy's busiest airports faced major disruption as the volcano began erupting

A new study has examined which countries would be best equipped to survive a range of apocalyptic scenarios

High school teacher and amateur fossil hunter Kent Hups was left stunned by the giant three-toed footprints

The mysterious ‘Screaming Woman’ was discovered in 1935, but modern CT scans have given researchers new insight

The tale of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror continues to compel the scientific community.

Tough reading for our South Asian brothers and sisters...

The distinctive mark appears on people all over the world, but here does it come from?

We are expected to have the biggest El Niño ever recorded

The research team at the University of California have revealed the 'physiological' changes GLP-1s enable

The planet already has a hexagon at its north pole, now it's got a south pole decagon

It turns out that there is actually a specific reason why plane food tastes the way it does

SGLT2 inhibitors are a drug family which includes Dapagliflozin, Canagliflozin, Empagliflozin and Ertugliflozin

His experiment ended up on a Netflix documentary

Scientists have analysed the terrifying power with which the volcano erupted

It's been in space for over 20 years now