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A UK human body farm could help put murderers behind bars and stop them from killing again, says a forensic expert formerly at Staffordshire University in Stoke-on-Trent.

The History Channels 'The Proof is Out There' is analyzed the 1967 film that claims to show Bigfoot with the hopes of determining whether the figures is a person in a suit or actually the elusive creature.

Elon Musk tweeted that the new Starship launch pad will be located at Kennedy Space Center launch Complex 39, where SpaceX already launches its Falcon 9 rockets into space.

A new study from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine found that, in 2019, 11.7% of pregnant women with HIV used marijuana, up from the 7% who did so in 2007.

People concerned their intimate images or videos have been posted or might be posted to either of the social media platforms, can create a case through a global website called StopNCII.org.

This long-debated little mystery was settled by researchers from Canada's York University who sequenced the genomes of 251 honey bees from across the insect's native range.

The new update from the Seattle tech giant means Alexa can recognise the sounds and send a notification to the user.

The fake leather is made from mycelium - the tubular filaments found on fung - and has been created by San Francisco-based biomaterials company MycoWorks.

Sadly for UK skywatchers, it may be more difficult to see Leonard at the time of its closest approach on December 12 because of its low position on the south-eastern horizon before twilight.

The technique, developed by experts at the Francis Crick Institute and the University of Kent, works by inactivating embryos of one sex shortly after fertilisation.

The rare spectacle of the moon blocking out the sun will reach its greatest extent tomorrow morning at around 07:33 GMT for viewers near the edge of Antarctica's Ronne Ice Shelf.

The veteran explorer, which was launched to Mars 10 years ago, captured the image using a camera at the end of its robotic arm on its way to the 'Maria Gordon Notch' on the Red Planet.

The robotic explorer snapped two black and white images of the Martian landscape which were then combined and had colour added to them to produce the remarkable composite.

The newly-found fossils were uncovered from the famous Denisova Cave in the Altai Mountains, southern Siberia, along with archaeological remains such as stone tools and food waste.

Cornwall-based Engineered Arts, which brands itself 'the UK's leading designer and manufacturer of humanoid entertainment robots', unveiled the machine on YouTube.

The planet, GJ 367 b, has 55 per cent the mass of Earth, making it one of the lightest planets discovered to date, researchers at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts reveal.

According to Down Detector, which monitors website outages, there was a peak of around 18,000 issues reported across Britain at 11:00 GMT on Thursday.

Capturing asteroids hitting the moon is extremely rare, but an animation shows what these cosmic events might look like. The clips shows the lunar surface being battered by the space rocks.

Mice were exposed to cannabis vapor three times a day for 10 days. After the exposure period, the mice's sperm motility decreased, and after one month, sperm counts were lower.

The first set of domed homes have been built in Massa Lombarda, near Ravenna in Italy, using multiple 3D printers operating simultaneously to finish them in just 200 hours.

The Cyberquad for Kids comes with a $1,900 price tag and is only available in the US. Shipping is set to start in the next two to four weeks, but Tesla is not guaranteeing it will arrive by the holidays.

The Bronze Age tombs date back 3,000 years and were used for thousands of years. Experts found remains of 155 individuals, along with gold jewelry that was fashioned during the time of Nefertiti's reign.

The North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, between California and Hawaii, is creating opportunities for coastal species 'to greatly expand beyond what we previously thought was possible', researchers say.

Fossilised skeletons belonging to the species Tethyshadros insularis were discovered at a site called Villaggio del Pescatore near Trieste and analysed by University of Bologna researchers.

Researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health found that women living in neighbourhoods with more green spaces were less likely to experience four key PMS symptoms.

Diamonds will launch aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule from Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, in September 2022. They will be returned to customers in June 2023.

In the study, scientists from Canterbury Museum delved into the now-extinct eagles' preying tactics, and suggest that Haast's Eagle feasted like a vulture.

SNAG (stereotyped nature-inspired aerial grasper) replicates the impressive grasp of peregrine falcons, researchers at Stanford University report.

The heat dome that trapped scorching temperatures of up to 117 degrees Fahrenheit over the Pacific Northwest destroyed thousands of Christmas trees se for this holiday season.

The plastic uses DNA from the salmon sperm, combined with vegetable oil. This mixture creates a soft gel that can be fashioned into different items - all of which can be recycled.

A research team at the University of Maryland has invented a system that uses AI, CCTV cameras and thermal imaging to detect social distancing breaches and to inform people of them.

An alter has been found in Mexico City that was built by the Aztecs in the 16th century. A pot containing burned human remains was also found, suggesting the ashes were from a human sacrifice.

Vice President Kamala Harris' Office released a new framework for US space policy on Wednesday that keeps much of the Trump administration's priorities like the Artemis program.

Evidence of a big toe and large heel in the fossilised impressions, discovered at a site in Laetoli, Tanzania in 1976, helped Ohio University researchers classify them as belonging to an unidentified hominin.

After spotting the dolphins turning at the water's surface before diving, experts led from the University of Amsterdam studied seven of the mammals as they dived off the coast of the Azores.

Fossils of the new species - called Stegouros elengassen - were found in the Magallanes Region of Chile at the southermost tip of South America.

If you have a keen gamer in your life, Seattle-based Microsoft may have just the thing for them, having launched a new 'ugly Christmas sweater.'

The playlists showcase your most played songs, albums, artists and podcasts of the year, as well as the top tunes of Spotify's 381 million users worldwide.

Musk promoted Cyberwhistle with a tweet telling buyers to 'blow the whistle on Tesla' - a possible reference to former employees at the Palo Alto, California company.

The Arctic is known to be warming faster than most other parts of the globe, producing significant environmental shifts in the region which will only worsen.

Health minister Nitzan Horowitz said there is indication that people who received two jabs or booster within the last six months protected against Omicron - but did not provide any data.

Bird species now in the Red List include the Swift, House Martin and Greenfinch (pictured), but the White-tailed Eagle is making a comeback, says the RSPB.

The dinosaur had an infection of the bone known as tumefactive osteomyelitis, according to researchers at Charité University Hospital in Berlin.

Neolithic mince pies could have been baked using a flat stone or ceramic pot heated in the embers of a fire, English Heritage says, following excavations at Durrington near Stonehenge, Wiltshire.

The finding could help fussy eaters develop more of a taste for less popular vegetables and generally facilitate healthier eating in children, researchers led from Aston University have claimed.

A diabetes drug could transform the treatment of heart failure and cut deaths by more than a fifth, doctors revealed. Researchers have found they can be used to treat preserved ejection fraction.

Wistaston Road in Crewe has been revealed by Uswitch as the UK's slowest street for broadband, with average download speeds of just 0.24Mbps.

Russia's space agency can now take legal action against NASA's Serena Auñón-Chancellor, who the nation claims drilled a hole in its Soyuz MS-09 vehicle that was docked with the ISS in 2018.

The move is to cut down on hate and intimidation. Twitter is not requiring consent from all individuals in a photo or video before its posted, but will take it down if a person shown requests it be removed.

Comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein has been vaporizing carbon monoxide as it gets warmer during its approach of the sun, experts at University of Maryland report.

Parents talked more to their children when reading them a real book, while youngsters also responded more than if a tablet was used, according to researchers at the University of Michigan.

The innovation, called jelly ice cubes, stays cold for up to 13 hours and can be reused again - it just needs to be rinsed and placed back into a freezer. They also eliminate cross-contamination and mold.

The ultra-compact optical device was developed by a team of researchers from Princeton University and the University of Washington.

Privateer's chief science adviser, Moriba Jah, told DailyMail.com, that the startup will track and predict how space junk moves, with the hopes of holding governments accountable.

Astronomers detected the two objects using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile and said they were about 89 million light-years away from Earth.

The Sun is the 'surprising likely source' of the Earth's water, according to the study, based on asteroid analysis conducted at the University of Glasgow.

Fossilised remains that were unearthed near Villa de Leyva in Colombia's Boyacá department back in the 1970s were reanalysed by researchers from McGill University.

The tiny 'living machines' aren't traditional robots, nor a species of animal, but living, programmable organisms. They were created by Tufts University and University of Vermont scientists.

Weasels - Britain's smallest native carnivore -have halved in numbers over the past 50 years, according to a study by the Mammal Society, Sussex University and Centre for Ecology & Hydrology.

A sling stone found in Israel may provide more evidence of the Hanukkah story. It features the name of an ancient Greece king who is said to have killed a Jewish leader of the Maccabees.

Researchers from the University of California, Riverside (UCR) suggests the slowing is seen in people over the age of 65 and is what likely causes the unhealthy brain buildup.

The fortress was destroyed and burned by Jewish rebels who were fighting to reclaim their land from a Greek dynasty, which is part of the Hanukkah story that honors the revolts.

A new study finds women have higher antibody levels following the second does of the Pfizer vaccine than men, which could be because testosterone naturally suppresses the immune system.

Oxygen sparked life in the ocean 2 billion years ago, resulting in large amounts of plankton. When the plankton died, they fell to the sea floor and lubricated the breakage of rocks into slabs.

Taking place on Saturday December 4, the eclipse will reach its greatest extent at around 07:33 GMT for viewers near the edge of Antarctica's Ronne Ice Shelf.

The $10 billion telescope is all set for launch on December 22 on an Arianespace Ariane 5 rocket from Kourou, a town in French Guiana, South America.

Now 50 per cent off its original price, this is just one of the top discounts offered in the sale, which has been running all week with new discounts dropping every day.

French officials have announced that Paris will begin testing electric air taxis at a test site just outside the capital, with the goal of creating at least two flights paths.

While Effigia was once assumed - given its similarity to ostriches - to feed by pecking, analysis by experts led from the University of Birmingham revealed that such would have shattered its skull.

German scientist found corals could be storing up to four million pounds of microplastics each year, as the marine animals confuse the tiny pieces of plastic for food and consume them.

The system could be used to help people visit and hug relatives, explore tourist attractions and assess hazardous environments, according to experts at a University of Sheffield spin-out.

The dual speed and distance record took place during NASA's Parker Solar Probe's tenth flyby of the sun on November 21.

Tesla's Model S Plaid has set a new record, earning the title of world's fastest production car. The vehicle reached 25.10 miles per hour, allowing it to complete a quarter mile run in 8.944 seconds.

The UK Space Agency's contest is open to children all across the country and will run until March 2022, ensuring kids, parents and teachers have time to enter.

Perovskite has helped create efficient and strong solar cells that can last for around 25 years - and now a new study has uncovered the properties of what makes it a 'magical' material.

A one-centimeter slice of a human brain was quickly cooled and placed in a mixture similar to cerebral spinal fluid, which allowed scientists to keep the living part alive for 12 hours - a first in science.

Evidence of injuries to the brain's white matter can show up in MRI scans - and are more common in athletes who played contact sports for longer - researchers led from Boston University found.

Apple's oft-rumoured augmented reality headset could launch as soon as the fourth quarter of 2022, according to one Hong Kong-based analyst.

Apple is working on an all-glass smartphone from its Cupertino, California HQ, the patent suggests. The design could more than double the amount of display available on an iPhone.

Data on more than 24,000 pet dogs was analysed by experts led from the University of Arizona for links between feeding rates and both cognitive function and health outcomes.

Pulsar Fusion, a nuclear fusion firm, conducted successful tests at a Ministry of Defence base in Salisbury. The firm is led by Made in Chelsea star Richard Dinan.

In its latest campaign, New York-based Promobot is seeking someone with a 'kind and friendly' face, to be used on a humanoid robot-assistant.

Trees bud earlier in US cities compared to rural areas, likely due to artificial light from street lamps, advertising boards and more, an expert in Berkeley, California, says.

The 1.7-mile sacred Avenue of Sphinxes was used every year for a festival called 'Opet' that was held the second month of the Nile flooding seasons and always on November 25.

A hamster, named Mr. Goxx, which shot to fame for its skill in crypto trading has tragically died due to unknown causes. The pet made headlines in Sept when its portfolio went up 24 percent in a day.

The loss of grazing megafauna had knock-on effects - with the grasses they were no longer eating providing fuel for wildfires, researchers from Yale University have concluded.

Steve Verze, in his 40s and from Hackney in London, will walk out of hospital with a 3D-printed eye today. It was fitted at Moorfields Eye Hospital which is piloting a new technique.

The artifacts include blue-colored figurines, along with cups, decorative plates, bowls and ceramic flasks with breast designs - all of which signified rebirth from the Land of the Dead.

The pendant features over 50 puncture marks in an irregular looping curve, and two complete holes, according to researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.

The 'glass-like hydrogel' may look and feel like a squishy jelly, but when compressed it acts like shatterproof glass, its University of Cambridge developers said.

The so-called carbon glass, which also has the highest thermal conductivity of all known glasses, was produced by researchers led from China's Jilin University.

Black-browed albatross populations on New Island, in the Falklands, were studied over the course of 15 years by researchers led from the University of Lisbon.

On the menu for astronauts on board the ISS are crab bisque, roast turkey and blueberry cobbler, the astronauts revealed in a new video posted to NASA's Twitter page.

Keisha S., 44, from Antigua, has one two free tickets aboard one of Virgin Galactic's first commercial space flights. Founder Richard Branson personally delivered the news to her.

The hub is available for Free and Premium listeners in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland and India, and includes music for Bridgerton and Squid Game.

River charity Thames21 collected sonar and laser scans of the riverbed in west London, as part of work to build a new 'super sewer'.

The discovery of a Neanderthal milk tooth suggest that Neanderthal they were able to eat solid foods at an earlier age, which may have been necessary to nourish their much larger brains.

The Amazon Black Friday sale has some of the cheapest prices we've seen EVER for the Amazon devices including £18.99 for the Echo Dot and the Fire HD 8 Tablet for £39.99.

Native Americans living in the southwestern US experienced a population boom and growth in technology following a climate catastrophe in 536AD caused by a volcanic eruption.

An additional 301 exoplanets have been confirmed, thanks to a new deep learning algorithm that uses a NASA spacecraft and the agency's supercomputer.