ESA hopes the lake is a peek at an even bigger underground water system.
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Scientists have attached sensors to seals’ heads to monitor the Antarctic Ocean.
Studying our ancient relatives could give insight into how our brains develop.
The brain is a mysterious thing, and it just got even more amazing. Scientists have been able to help snails ‘learn’ from transplanted nerves.
Google has trained helpful software to talk on the phone. The Google Assistant makes sounds like ‘m-hmm’ and pauses to make it seem more human.
The famous physicist’s final piece of work has been published. This research suggests that all universes came from one big event, instead of many Big Bangs.
Tasmanian devils may spread the cancers when they bite each other’s faces during fights, but now scientists think a human cancer drug could treat them.
A team at NASA triggered a reaction between gas mixtures and plasma to re-create an alien atmosphere. Re-creating exoplanets’ atmospheres here could help us find signs of life.