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In the past four months studies have suggested that cranberries in various forms can improve our memory, lower levels of harmful cholesterol and potentially reduce the risk of heart disease.

Only 7% of Americans have optimal heart health, with figures declining in recent years, a new study finds. Researchers blame the rising prevalence of obesity and diabetes.

A shark tracking map shows there are more than a dozen of the apex predators swimming around Long Island and Cape Cod. Officials warn beachgoers to be weary of attacks.

Noctilucent clouds were observed in parts of western US, Europe and Canada. The clouds consist of ice crystals that become visible when the sun is shining from blow the horizon.

New temperature-resilient batteries could mean electric vehicles will better be able to withstand hot and cold extremes, report experts at UC San Diego.

TikTok CEO responded to a letter from nine US senators who want answers regarding how US user data is being treated. The CEO said TikTok is now being runner from servers in Texas.

Humpback whales can learn highly complex songs from whales in other regions. New Caledonian humpback whales can learn songs from fellow whales near Australia's east coast.

Scientists have unlocked the mysterious origins of Earth's minerals and detailed their diverse formation and finding evidence for the role of water and rare elements in their birth

Researchers from Zoological Society London (ZSL) have revealed how vital nutrients in dolphin poo can enhance coral reef productivity and resilience.

Many Americans will mark the country's birthday today, but science nerds will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the discovery of the Higgs Boson - also known as the 'God Particle' - on July 4th.

The system has been developed by the UK start-up Lumi Space and a test version of the technology will be attached to a small satellite built in Wales by Space Forge.

Scientists from the University of Arizona have developed a glider that could use wind patterns on Mars to fly over the planet for days at a time, by using a flight pattern similar to an albatross.

Morale is an invite-only app that encourages users to send their friends compliments throughout the day, and is described by its founder as 'a support network in your pocket.'

AI developed by experts at Hefei Comprehensive National Science Centre is reportedly intended to check loyalty of Communist Party members.

Researchers from the University of Cambridge have revealed that male dogs are four times more likely to develop Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumour (CTVT) than female dogs.

The tomb, which dates somewhere between 3,700 BC and 2,700 BC, is situated on a hilltop outside the village of Dorstone in Herefordshire.

EXCLUSIVE: Retired US astronaut Scott Kelly, who spent a year in space from 2015 to 2016, told MailOnline: 'I don't see NASA working with the current regiment any time soon.'

A group of 67 MPs and Lords including Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey and four ex-Conservative ministers is urging the government to ban the sale and use of Hikvision and Dahua cameras.

Giant African snails were found in the city of Port Richey, just north of Tampa. The town will be quarantined for two years, prohibiting residents from moving plants and soil outside of the zone.

Water contamination at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina, led to around one million people being poisoned.

The skin tumors are pink, raised, rough, and appeared at various places on the trunk and head, in some cases covering more than a third of the body surface.

A baby prehensile-tailed porcupine was recently born at the Stone Zoo. The porcupette, born to mom 'Prickles,' weighed just a little over one-pound at birth. Zookeepers say it is healthy and alert.

Elon Musk is taking his longest break from Twitter in years as he deals with a range of problems at his companies, including legal woes, financial obstacles and internal strife, along with 'personal issues.'

The Columbia University-study claims that during the extinction, cold snaps already happening at the poles spread to lower latitudes, killing off reptiles but allowing adapted dinosaurs to thrive.

The exciting show took place at the Panna Tiger Reservation, which saw the leopard hunting the baby by jumping through the tree tops.

The site in Winterborne Kingston, Dorset, which includes round houses and storage pits, was uncovered by archaeology students at Bournemouth University last September.

Divers and snorkellers have reported an increase in sightings of Common Octopus (Octopus vulgaris), particularly around Cornwall's Lizard peninsula.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has refused Apple's attempt to limit a consumer claim led by Dr Rachael Kent, a lecturer in digital economy at King's College London.

One of the long-term problems with air travel is its dependence on petroleum, which is a finite resource that contributes to climate change.

Rare wild pigeons that are extinct in most of the world have been discovered living in islands off the coast of the British Isles by Oxford University researchers.

Edwards Tarumianz, 15 reeled in a giant blue catfish while fishing in Tennessee. The catfish, however, was all-white with patches of bright pink and purple around its fin and face.

Polyester and polyethylene are among the plastics found in faeces of four species, say experts at the universities of Sussex and Exeter and the Mammal Society.

By examining trails and burrows on the South China sea bed, the team of experts were able to piece together sea life's revival by pinpointing what animal activity was happening when.

The National Aviary in Pittsburgh announced the birth of a female Andean condor. These birds can have a wingspan of up to 10ft. However, the condors are critically endangered.

An AI developed by data scientists at the University of Chicago is able to predict crime in eight US cities a week in advance with 90 per cent accuracy after learning patterns in reported incidents.

Apple's first iPhone sold 2.2 billion units after just a year of sales. Now, 15 years later, the Cupertino firm is developing one of its numerous successors, the iPhone 14.

Steve Young has paid for a seat aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket and will soar to the edge of space sometime this year. Young, who lives in Florida, is a businessman, father and husband

Astronauts sacrifice a lot to explore the mysteries of deep space and it's well known that the zero gravity environment results in bone loss.

Paralyzed monkeys were implanted with a electrodes along its spine that were connected to an external stimulator the size of a pencil-top eraser, which sent electrical shocks to activate nerves.

Researchers have discovered the reason why anti-anxiety medications put users at risk of dementia down the line.

A rare sighting of the Tesla Semi happened this week when the massive electric truck assisted in the installation of pre-assembled Superchargers at Laguna Seca.

This carnivorous plant, known as Nepenthes Pudica, feasts on mostly on bugs and small animals. It's unique among these kinds of plants because of how it traps its prey.

A NASA satellite called the Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured a series of images of a solar eclipse from space, silhouetting mountain ranges on the surface of the moon.

NASA's Perseverance rover is yet to collect any rock samples from Mars that might indicate past life, as they have broken before they are able to be studied or proved inaccessible.

Researchers believe the Permian mass extinction event 248 million years ago that killed off almost every species on Earth may have been sparked in part by widespread wildfires.

Brian Shuster, who has 17 years experience with the metaverse, warns about the dangers of the metaverse being created by the wrong people, such as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

SpaceX Starship's Super Heavy Rocket is ready for what could be its final launch pad test. The Super Heavy Booster 7 has 33 Raptor engines. A robotic arm mounted the rocket to the pad.

Tesla's CEO Elon Musk said his new car factories are 'losing billions of dollars' due to supply chain woes. He said it will take more effort to ramp up production than it took to build the factory.

Elon Musk warns that America could end up like Japan, which lost 600,000 people last year due to a steep drop in fertility and an aging population

Putting your poo on ice to one day use the good bacteria within to heal a variety of maladies could soon be an option for those who can afford the storage fees, a team of Harvard experts say.

Experts at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles found a thumb-like digit in fossils of ancient pandas, suggesting the bears have been eating bamboo for at least six million years.

The craft, which came down off the Italian island of Linosa in June 1942, was a Martin Baltimore bomber made in the US but operated by the RAF.

EXCLUSIVE: International Ambulances, a Norfolk-based firm, believes its Integro-E is the future of NHS emergency services and could be rolled out as soon as next year.

EXCLUSIVE: The report has been published by Inmarsat, Britain's largest satellite group, which said the findings were a 'wake-up call' for the space industry.

A group of hackers known as SiegedSec is targeting US state agencies with anti-abortion stances in protest of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade that guaranteed the right to an abortion.

The Woodland Trust is campaigning for better protection of ancient and veteran trees in England, after a new study from the University of Nottingham estimated there are over two million in existence.

The launch will take place from Mojave Air and Space Port in California 'in the coming days', says Sir Richard Branson's aerospace company.

Two orcas have killed and disembowelled at least eight Great White Sharks in South Africa since 2017, Dyer Island Conservation Trust biologists have found. This has scared off the local shark population.

Brendan Carr, commissioner of the FCC, posted on Twitter urging the tech giants to remove the video sharing platform 'from their app stores for its pattern of surreptitious data practices.'

Herbert Diess told workers at the VW headquarters that Tesla will lose its strength while ramping up its Austin and Germany gigafactories, allowing VW to swoop in and take the lead in EVs.

The American Heart Association has added a good night's sleep to its list of 'essential' tips to keep hearts healthy, with experts saying adults should aim for a solid 7-to-9 hours a night.

The Blue Planet looks spectacular. NanoAvionics put a GoPro that was mounted on a selfie stick on one of its satellites to capture a stunning view of Australia's Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea.

NASA's James Webb Telescope will soon reveal 'the deepest image of our universe that's ever been taken.' The telescope has taken 20 years to build at a cost of $10 billion.

A new analysis of three ancient wine-making jars at Avignon University suggests that Romans used them to make red and white wine with native grapes, and waterproofed them with imported tar.

EE has revealed that a whopping 182 terabytes of data was used by festivalgoers at Worthy Farm during the five-day event - 76 per cent more than in 2019.

The burial mound was discovered using sensing tools on satellites. The tools are able to see beneath layers of earth to look for disturbances. The mound is believed to be in Wiejkowo, Poland.

Candida auris reproduces sexually, creating new strains. This has hindered scientist's ability to create drugs because the pathogen is constantly changing.

Scientists from The Francis Crick Institute in London have discovered that modern-day dogs descended from two separate populations of Ice Age wolves; from both Asia and the Middle East.

The Climate Change Committee revealed its recommendations in its annual report on the progress being made to address Britain's contribution to global warming.

Rovers may have to dig 6.6ft under the Martian surface to find signs of ancient life because ionizing radiation degrades amino acids relatively quickly, analysis by the US space agency suggests.

Although it may seem implausible, humans and octopuses do share genetic traits. Scientists discovered that a type of 'jumping gene' associated with learning and memory can be seen in both.

Meta is blaming the removal of posts with 'abortion pills can be mailed' on 'incorrect enforcement,' but it refuses to say why posts were removed from Facebook and Instagram.

EXCLUSIVE: Snapchat Plus, which rolls out on Wednesday, is Snapchat's first ever subscription model and initially includes six new exclusive features.

Rather than being closely related to Australian varieties, the new species most likely belongs to a unique genus, found only in Papua New Guinea, according to researchers from Flinders University.

The sperm whale's snout, which makes up a third of its body, was particularly appealing to megalodon because it is packed with oily saturated fats, according to researchers at the University of Zurich.

A beautifully detailed mosaic that adorned a wealthy person's villa in ancient Rome is finally returning home to Israel after touring major art museums worldwide

Researchers found that victims of online bullying in early adolescence are more likely to report suicidal thoughts and attempts than those who have experienced bullying offline.

Karaoke mode has not been officially announced by the company, but several users have shared screenshots of the new feature on social media.

Instagram is restricting and deleting content in two abortion-related hashtags. However, Facebook is deleting status updates that say 'abortion pills can be mailed.'

'Rock snot,' or didymo, is an algae that creates a mat that can grow over six inches thick on riverbeds, resulting in the suffocation of organisms that call Michigan waterways home.

The All England Tennis Club has launched The Virtual Hill - a metaverse-style socially interactive experience that allows people to set up a virtual camp on the mound.

By smelling clothes with a device called an 'eNose', experts at Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel found people with similar odours are more likely to make friends.

The calf, named 'Nun cho ga', meaning 'big baby animal' in the Hän language, was frozen in permafrost, resulting in its remains being mummified. Experts found it is a female.

Planets outside our Solar System with atmospheres dominated by hydrogen and helium have surfaces warm enough to host liquid water, say University of Zurich experts.

Xaver 1000, which users place directly on the wall, produces such high resolution displays that users can determine if a person is sitting, standing or lying down.

The new study by Purdue University reveals that Australopithecus-bearing cave sediments at the 'Cradle of Humankind' in South Africa date from about 3.4 to 3.7 million years old.

With a boom in space tourism, experts warn the soot released by rockets will trap heat in the stratosphere and reverse the recover of the ozone layer.

To mark the start of the Wimbledon Championships, scientists have looked at the data to find the court with the best British win percentage so far this century.

University of Melbourne-led experts found that the annual number of tropical cyclones decreased by about 13 per cent during the 20th century, compared with the period between 1850 and 1900.

Apple, Microsoft and Google make more money in one second than the average American worker earns in one week. Their software and hardware products generate eye-popping profits.

Sea sponges that provide food and shelter to other marine animals are losing their cells and dying. This is due to extreme temperatures warming oceans and causes stress for the sponges.

Researchers from the University of California found people who had moved up the economic ladder tended to see social mobility as being easier than people who were born rich.

The robot showed gender and racial biases by gravitating toward men over women and white people over people of colour during tests by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.

Engineers at MIT have found a way to embed electroluminescent particles into the artificial muscles that power the robot's wings, meaning they emit light during flight.

University of California, Riverside researchers used a two-step chemical process to convert carbon dioxide, electricity and water into acetate - a form of the main component of vinegar.

Newly-released photos from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter show a surprising 'double crater' roughly 92 feet (28 metres) wide created by the rocket on March 4.

NASA has successfully launched a rocket from the remote wilderness of the Northern Territory - the first commercial space launch in Australia's history.

The USS Destroyer Escort Samuel B. Roberts (DE-413), known as the Sammy B, was one of the last Allied ships standing against the Japanese in the Battle of Samar.

Around 75% of American teenagers are not getting recommended their daily exercise. Girls in particular are less likely than their male peers to be getting an adequate level of daily fitness.

A paper claims a British scientists found a cerebral cortex isn't needed to feel pain, suggesting a fetus can suffer before 24 week gestation. The scientist, however, claims his work does not state this.