Science

It's called Titania, and is part of a growing family being sent to space

Varenicline is prescribed to help those addicted to nicotine but there are 'disturbing' side effects which should be carefully monitored

The vaginal microbiome can determine how likely you are to get an STD or suffer a miscarriage

Most of the spacecraft, weighing the same as a large adult giraffe, is expected to erupt into flames on its descent back to Earth

An expert said the deathly disease could 'spread like Covid' if continents don't take appropriate action

It's the first time it's been seen clearly

Maria Vorontsova outlined how Russians can reach 'their natural potential' - and hopefully exceed it in the future

The El Niño is likely to among the strongest ever recorded

The movie was studied as part of the 'Science of Scare' project which registers what the world's most scientifically scary films are

Nobel Prize winner Geoffrey Hinton believes AI has already become conscious and says humanity needs to make sure it cares about us

Researchers say the CBL-514 drug targets two types of fat in a way that hasn't been done yet

Selena Gomez told her followers that if they don't like the way her voice sounds, then 'just don’t listen to it'

The experience of 'emotional blunting' is something that some users of the medication have complained of

The physicist explained what he finds so terrifying about the prospect of us being alone in the universe

They say 'seeing is believing', but your brain gets to be the final judge

Bioengineering professor Kiana Aran couldn't tell if she was dreaming or hallucinating

A group of people investigated the impact of living away from how we would normally understand time

Beatriz Flamini said she thought she'd only been in the cave for 160-170 days

The average depth is already scary, but the deepest point of all is truly enormous

The doctor said that neither is good, but one is still much worse for you