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Have we found the murdered followers of Cylon?
Two mass graves containing 80 ancient bodies have been discovered in the Faliron Delta region of southern Athens. The 7th Century BC bodies, belonging to
Scientists capture incredible moment primates help their companion give birth
Midwives can play a critical role in bringing a newborn baby into the world, and according to researchers, that doesn’t just apply to humans. After
Global warming is changing how the world WOBBLES
Global warming is shifting the way the Earth wobbles on its polar axis, a new Nasa study has concluded. Melting ice sheets – especially in
Bonobos can remember past group members
It is often said that the very best of friends can pick up where they left off, even if they haven’t seen each other for
World Meteorological Organisation urges world leaders to ratify Paris Agreement
Some of the world’s foremost meteorologists have issued an urgent appeal for world leaders to ratify the Paris Agreement as soon as possible to protect
Apple’s iPad Pro: Portable, powerful and a little puzzling
I had the privilege of spending some time with Apple’s new 9.7-inch iPad Pro Monday at the company’s headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. And, I admit,
How ISIS is going against Islam’s teachings
Isis’ persecution of Christians is not justified by Prophet Muhammed’s teachings, according to a new study of his previously untranslated writings. Dr Craig Considine, a
Huge monstrous-looking beast washes up on popular tourist beach in Mexico leaving experts baffled
A monstrous-looking sea creature that experts are unable to identify has washed up on a tourist beach in Mexico. The strange 4-meter (13-foot-long) beast was
Google releases Android N
Google has lets developers have an early look at the next version of Android in a move that could get the software into a wider
Underwater hotels intend to improve life beneath sea
When it comes to the future of travel, many experts have looked beyond Earth to the cosmos, naming space tourism as the next big trend.
