Conservationists in the Brazilian Amazon are using a new tool to predict the next sites of deforestation – and it may prove a gamechanger in the war on logging

Research on a flat spot for air evacuations

Children are using an artificial intelligence chatbot in Snapchat, the messaging app, to do their homework, raising fears the ChatGPT-powered technology could

The expedition used a variety of mapping techniques to find the vents, along with a remotely operated vehicle called SuBastian.

The map was built using research from Northern Arizona University and reveals that humans are 'just a blip in history', according to Ian Webster, the former Google engineer behind it.

Technologist David Auerbach weighs in on the debate surrounding the rapid development of artificial intelligence and its impact on the future of humanity.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—A critical antenna is jammed on a Jupiter-bound spacecraft launched two weeks ago, the European Space ...

By comparing the genetic blueprints of an array of animals, scientists are gaining new insights into our own species and all we share with other creatures.

Since SpaceX's inaugural test flight of Starship, the most powerful rocket ever constructed, the company's engineers, federal regulators and environmentalists have been trying to assess the aftermath of the spacecraft's explosion and what happens next.

The founders of Melbourne’s Steam Room program believe scientists can make their work more accessible through humour. Will their hypothesis prove true?

Antarctic ice melt will halt circulation, new research predicts, with dire global impacts.

Elon Musk is viewed as being ahead of competitors Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson in his quest to launch reusable rockets into outer space.

Ireland’s temperate climate could make it a “lifeboat destination” for visitors in years to come as heatwaves spread across southern Europe.Record temperatures

AI in cybersecurity must be collaborative, with humans and AI improving efficiency and efficacy over what either could do independently.

This week, learn about the ambitious search for 100,000 new species in Earth's oceans, hear the mating call of an extinct bird, uncover the messy eating habits of black holes, explore Santorini's active volcano, and more.

As heat waves become more common due to changes in climate, they are likely to be deadlier and more damaging in regions which haven’t yet faced extreme heat, according to a new study in Nature Communications. The British researchers found that Central America and Afghanistan are among the parts of the world most likely to…

California floods: Melting snowmelt still a concern as heat wave ends