Science

Are the rumours about it staying there for seven years actually true?

They've got a very strange reason for doing so

The new drug is going through testing at the moment

It targets one area that the likes of Mounjaro and Ozempic cannot reach

They're made by the same company but Retatrutide is looking even more powerful

The drug targets a protein linked to exercise and fasting in many organisms, including humans

She admits that the required research wasn't done beforehand.

"No, seriously… apparently beef wasn’t protein enough."

Don't worry though, it won't unleash a radioactive lizard...

The Harvest Moon rises beside Saturn and we'll get a great view of it across the United Kingdom

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.