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Space Perspective completed its first unmanned test flight Friday, which saw a gigantic balloon soar 20 miles into the air. The firms plans take humans to the stratosphere by 2024

Porsche's 2022 911 GT3 Touring will not be sold in California as a manual because the car falls short of stringent California noise limitation guidelines which date back to 1992.

A collection of 10 new stamps are celebrating NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory by sharing the craft's discoveries, including solar flares, sunspots and coronal loops.

Researchers in the South Pacific discovered a strange new species of brittle fish with eight arms covered in spines and eight rows of razor-sharp teeth used to snatch and shred its prey.

SpaceBok uses its four legs to get around, which could prove vital when it lands on Mars. Unlike Perseverance that has wheels, SpaceBok is able to travel over the rough Martian terrain.

Close to six million people are under tropical storm warning, with Louisiana declaring a state of emergency. The system's been labeled a 'Potential Tropical Cyclone,' with winds of at least 40 mph.

The 2,000-year-old leather shoe is a type of sandal, with a closed toe and strap. Experts found it beside remains of a Bronze Age road that once stretched across a bog in northern Germany.

The US Air Force is creating microdrones that can flap their wings like a bird or insect. It is working with Airion Health to create a micro air vehicle that can alter its speed and maneuver like an insect.

NASA will head to asteroid 16 Psyche, long thought to be the core of a dead planet, in 2022. This asteroid might contain enough metal that it could be worth $10,000 quadrillion.

Geologists led by the University of Glasgow applied dating techniques to samples of melted rock created during the fiery landing of the meteorite, which created the Boltysh impact crater in Ukraine.

The dwarf elephant from Sicily had a shoulder height of approximately 6.5 feet (2 metres), and weighed 1.7 tonnes, say a team that includes researchers at Nottingham Trent University.

Only up to 2,000 garter snakes are living in the wild, but wildlife officials announced 1,300 serpents reside in wetlands surrounding the San Francisco International Airport.

Nine out of ten of the 203 people who trialled the HiccAway device said it was significantly better at stopping hiccups than home remedies, according to a study by the University of Texas.

There were 103,943 e-scooter-related injuries at US emergency departments between 2009 and 2019, physicians in Detroit report - of which 28 per cent were to the head and neck.

The graphene oxide-polyvinyl alcohol aerogel weighs just 4.6 pounds (2.1kg) per cubic metre, according to scientists at the University of Bath, and could be in use within 18 months.

Young sharks, which live in egg cases known as mermaid purses that are common on beaches around the world, could be at risk because of rising sea temperatures, a new study suggests.

Postpartum depression is a condition often associated with women, but Chicago researchers have found it can occur in men as well. Around 17 percent of men will develop the condition.

Known as the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), the Russian and Chinese project will consist of a surface moon base and station in lunar orbit, with construction expected to start in 2026.

Dream researchers wrote an open letter highlighting the dangers of companies planting commercials in people's dreams, but other experts say such ads would have little impact on behavior.

To remove fake reviews from its site, Amazon is asking social media companies for help. Amazon says the reviews from 'bad actors' are increasingly coming from social media services.

The violent explosion released by a dying star is caused by the magnetic field that is released being scrambled after ejected material from the star crashes into, and shocks, the stellar debris.

Patients who recover from severe COVID cases are very unlikely to be infected again, a new study shows. The analysis examined over 9,000 patients - and found that only 0.7% were reinfected.

A metal implant has gone into a bearded vulture known as Mia in Vienna, Austria, becoming the world's first 'bionic bird.' Mia suffered a major injury while still a nestling, as her ankle became entangled.

The team, from the Naval Medical University in Shanghai were inspired to see if an embryo could survive in a 'male uterus' by male seahorses who give birth. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES.

SpaceX and Space Force hit a milestone after launching a military satellite into orbit aboard a recycled Falcon 9. This is the same booster that delivered a GPS satellite in November 2020.

Hollywood actress Jolie had a preventative mastectomy in 2013 after testing positive for the mutated BRCA1 gene.

They can be found in all climates and continents, and range from Himalayan snow-fed creeks to parts of the world's longest river, the Nile, researchers at McGill University in Montreal, Canada said.

Six of the top 20 cities with the highest nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels are in the UK, analysis by air quality data company Airly found, with Leeds, Edinburgh and Slough also faring badly.

Anyone living in an ESA member country, including the UK, that meets the minimum requirements including an advanced degree, and has a passion for space can apply.

Hospital admissions for heart attacks in Germany during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil rose by more than five per cent, according to researchers from Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz.

It was the 'largest land mammal' that ever lived, reaching 26ft long and 16ft tall, according to the team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing.

Some Peloton products, including the popular Bike+, are vulnerable to malware, letting hackers spy on unsuspecting riders, a cybersecurity firm said in a new report.

Pandemic puppies adopted during the height of COVID lockdowns in the US are fearful during encounters with other dogs and humans, and panic when exposed to an unfamiliar environment.

A dead murder hornet has been identified in Washington State, officials said on Wednesday. The discovery, originally reported on June 4, has left them puzzled.

More energy is being absorbed from the Sun than reflected back to space, throwing the Earth's energy 'out of balance', say experts at NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia.

An increase in human life expectancy is due to better survival for kids and young adults, not slowing the ageing clock, say a team led by experts at the University of Southern Denmark.

Researchers set out to understand why there was a dramatic drop-off in diversity of medium-sized predators in central Asia and Western North America around 95 to 80 million years ago.

The first flight took place at a secret test location in the South Australian desert, while three remotely-piloted Grands Prix are planned across the world this year in Airspeeder's electric racing series.

Chinese tech conglomerate Tencent debuted Ollie, a bipedal robot on wheels that can smoothly glide along uneven terrain, hop stairs and somersault through the air to bridge a gap.

Experts and company CEO have found that working five-hour days can improve productivity and boost overall wellness, as some suggest that is the sweet spot for when focus starts to dwindle.

Archaeologists say dozens of figures carved into limestone bedrock in Turkey 3,200 years ago are really a map of the Hittite cosmos and a calendar tracking the lunar cycle and passing months.

A report says Apple's App Store in China removed 27 apps related to LGBTQ+, asserting the tech giant is helping governments isolate, silence & oppress LGBTQ+ people - something it denies.

In tests, people lost less weight when fasting in comparison with those following a traditional diet - even when their calorie intake was the same overall, University of Bath researchers report.

There were no differences in life satisfaction, as well as limited differences in personality traits, between parents and child-free individuals, Michigan State University psychologists report.

An analysis of 18 species of stationary and migratory bats living in Switzerland allowed the team from the University of Zurich to investigate virus spread.

Screenshots from Microsoft Windows 11 have apparently leaked online, suggested the new UI will have a new Start menu, rounded windows and a new start-up sound, among other features.

Almost half of Atlantic water spends 1,000 years in the Pacific on a three-millennium trip that also takes in the Indian and Southern oceans, experts at the University of California San Diego said.

Experts measured the density and breadth of the fingerprint ridges, and accounted for the shrinkage of the clay during drying and firing to determine the age and sex of the prints' owners.

Sexting is linked with narcissism and Machiavellianism, a study led by researchers at Sapienza University of Rome reveals.

To enhance the function of plexiglass protective barriers, researchers from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, developed a new virus-proof transparent coating.

Stone tool artifacts dating back 9,000 years have been discovered in Lake Huron, but experts have determined they came from central Oregon, more than 2,000 miles away.

The Wall Street Journal obtained documents that states Apple has been working on its own subscription-based healthcare service since 2016, but is struggling to get it off the ground.

The bird of prey, also known as 'the pharaoh's chicken' because of its links to ancient Egypt,was first seen at Peninnis Head on St Mary's on the Isles of Scilly on Monday before moving on to Tresco.

Two new images of Betelgeuse have solved the mystery of the stars 'Great Dimming' in 2019. The images show the star ejected a gas bubble that collected into a dust cloud that blocked its light.

SN8 successfully launched on December 9 from SpaceX's Boca Chica, Texas testing facility, but ended up crash-landing in a ball of flames.

The design is still a proof of concept but researchers at the Australian National University and Nottingham Trent University believe it could offer a cheap and lightweight replacement for bulky night vision goggles.

Brazil signed the Artemis Accords, becoming the first South American country to signal it will adhere to principles to explore space and the moon to benefit 'all of humanity.'

When young adults are more interested in socialising and casually dating, they tend to drink more alcohol, according to a new study from Washington State University.

Researchers now believe that humans and Neanderthals lived together in Israel's Negev desert, approximately 50,000 years ago after evidence to the contrary.

Patients with type 1 diabetes will be able to use the devices, which continuously measure a person's glucose levels and deliver insulin directly to the bloodstream, Sir Simon Stevens said.

Orcas (killer whales) tend to favour those of the same sex and similar age, reveal University of Exeter researchers who used drones to film the animals in the Pacific Ocean.

Culture, which includes learned knowledge, practices and skills, is surpassing the value of genes as the primary driver of human evolution, a new study claims.

Seagliders would cut the journey time from Portsmouth to Cherbourg in France from around six hours to just 40 minutes, according to Brittany Ferries.

The ancient archaeological site in the village of Pömmelte, 85 miles from Berlin, is known as Ringheiligtum Pömmelte, German for 'Ring Sanctuary of Pömmelte'.

Scientists want the public to submit potential sightings of the species and their nests so they can record where they are in the UK. The invasive insects are able to eat up to 50 honey bees in a day.

The European Space Agency is helping launch a four-inch square satellite made of coated plywood to test how it survives and fares in the harsh conditions of space.

This will form a central part of ITER, a £17 billion machine that creates fusion energy on Earth, built in France by 35 partner countries to find a 'true renewable power'.

The tongue-in-cheek petition compares Bezos to superman villain Lex Luthor. He is set to launch to the edge of space on his Blue Origin rocket on July 20 from Van Horn, Texas.

Researchers found that gray reef sharks in French Polynesia can save energy by surfing the updrafts of the currents in the area. The sharks, located in Fakarava Atoll, can save up to 15 percent.

Amazon is opening its first full-sized Fresh store to feature its Just Walk Out technology. It tracks items grabbed by customers, who can then walk out once they have finished shopping.

Serapias parviflora was found growing in the 11th-floor garden of Japanese investment bank Nomura International, in the City of London, and may have been brought there by Saharan dust storms.

NASA approved the Near-Earth Object Surveyor space telescope to help the space agency be better prepared for asteroids that could pose a threat to Earth.

The swimsuit has a number of futuristic innovations, which Nottingham-based Speedo claims could allow swimmers to go up to four per cent faster by 2040.

When the avalanche of debris hit the valley floor it released the energy equivalent to 15 Hiroshima atomic bombs and wiped out everything in its path in Chamoli, in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.

Digitally-signed source code documents written by Sir Tim Berners-Lee three decades ago will go under the hammer as a non-fungible token (NFT) at an auction at London's Sotheby's this month.

In 2017, 1.05 million deaths would have been avoidable during the year by eliminating fossil-fuel combustion, according to a research team led by Washington University in St. Louis.

A new therapy prompts immune defence cells to swallow the misshapen proteins that cause Alzheimer's disease, a new study from experts in New York shows.

More than 200 products including concealers, eye and eyebrow products and lip products were tested by the team from Notre Dame University in Indiana, with evidence of PFAS in around half of them.

Researchers used data from thousands of children in the Avon area in the West of England born in the 1990s to explore the link between obesity and consumption of ultra-processed food.

Use of 'ice' e-cigarettes - which depart a range of icy cool flavours - may be linked to nicotine dependence among the young, report experts at the University of Southern California.

Black soldier larva, crickets and mealworms are taking the place of meat proteins in pet food, as companies hope to reduce the 64 million ton carbon footprint of meat-based products.

Scientists in Myanmar discovered a snail trapped in amber as it was giving birth 99 million years ago. Live births are rare among snails and it may have been an adaptation to protect her young.

Amazon is doubling down on technology in an attempt to make its warehouses safer, amid mounting claims. It unveiled four new robots that will help employees perform tasks safer.

Satellite images of the western US reveal the mega-drought's impact on major reservoirs that serve millions of Americans. Compared to 2020, the bodies of water are dramatically depleting.

Apple launched its new Beats Studio Buds for $149.99. DailyMail.com tested a pair two weeks prior and found the noise cancellation works great, but the earbuds do not have volume controls.

Researchers in northern Florida believe they've uncovered Sarabay, a 'lost' Native American city cited by European colonists in the 1560s. The pottery they've unearthed aligns with Mocama culture.

A new species of the previously misclassified 'world's smallest dinosaur' has been identified in a study involving the Florida Museum of Natural History - reinforcing the belief it was actually a lizard.

Later versions of the Apple Watch could be focused more on health than prior models, including the ability to read someone's body temperature and blood sugar levels.

Using a nuclear testing network, researchers listened through thousands of hours of low rumbling to find instances of over 1,000 rocket launches mainly in Florida and Kazakhstan.

The Space Launch System will launch for the first time in November this year from Florida, sending the Orion capsule on an uncrewed jaunt around the moon as part of the first Artemis mission.

Humanity has yet to find the existence of extraterrestrial life, but a new study suggests that the exomoons of 'rogue planets' could be a good place to look.

The prehistoric crocodile is estimated to have been about 23ft (7m) long, while its skull alone is thought to have been at least 31 inches (80cm) in length, according to University of Queensland researchers.

Netflix.Shop is now delivering items to customers in the US, although it will expand into other countries around the world in the coming months, the California streaming giant says.

The Xbox Series X console was mocked for looking like a fridge ever since it was unveiled in 2019. Now, the Washington-based firm has joined in on the jibes with a new launch.

A clay impression that is almost 7,000 year-old was recently discovered in Israel. It could have several different uses, including signing for deliveries.

Researchers at UC Santa Cruz have captured incredible footage of a snowflake moray eel slithering out of the water to snatch and swallow a piece of sashimi with its 'second' jaw.

A sonic boom hit the southern coast of California that sparked fears of an earthquake, but data suggests it was caused by a supersonic plane during mission training activities.

Vertical Aerospace, a Bristol-based firm, is working towards building the fleet of electrically powered vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, as part of a £2.8 billion ($4 billion) project.

A change in shoe style during the 14th century, from a rounded toe to a lengthy, pointed tip, drove the rise in foot deformities, researchers at the University of Cambridge believe.

Singer of The Flaming Lips, Wayne Coyne, dreams of the band performing on the International Space Station and is looking to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to make it happen.