Most of the Universe seems to be missing – or at least, we don’t know what 95 per cent of it is. And at this point, my biggest question is, does it matter? Most of the missing stuff (68 per cent) is ...

Scientists have conducted a variety of experiments to find out what, if anything, could survive the harsh conditions of Mars.

Late last month, a wall of water, mud and debris – likely triggered by a glacial collapse high in the Himalayas – tore through villages and hydropower sites along the Nepal-China border. At least ...

Insults can sting and cut deep but thankfully science has some tips on how to swerve them. Here's how to comeback with whit and class.

Made of bone and cartilage, this wonky wall is the reason I snore and breathe through my mouth. The deviated septum obstructs ...

To lose weight predictably and keep the weight off after the drug regimen is concluded, patients are often told to keep to a ...

Scientists have considered putting a super-collider on the Moon. What benefits would this have over the Large Hadron Collider ...

It’s one of the reasons why blueberries and pomegranates are linked to improved cognition in mid- to later life – they ...

Physical symptoms, like psychological ones, vary massively from person to person. Around 70 per cent of people going through perimenopause reported joint and muscle pain, according to one study.

Spacesuits of the future could use memory alloy coils to become skin-tight and maybe even recycle an astronaut's pee back into drinking water.

Forgetfulness doesn't have to be an inevitable part of life. There are habits you can adopt to keep your memory sharp.

But if that sounds like a bizarre glimpse of warfare’s future, the past was every bit as strange. History is littered with ...