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Xcel Energy is temporarily shutting down its Minnesota nuclear power plant after it leaked hundreds of gallons of radioactive water this week- some of which flowed into groundwater.

N,N-Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is the strongest psychedelic known to man and a key ingredient in the potent brew ayahuasca, used by tribal societies widely in the Amazon basin.

Levi Strauss & Co is moving with the times. The company is adding AI models to its website, which will be available in different body types and skin colors for customers to find the right fit.

OpenAI revealed Friday that a bug caused ChatGPT to show personal data of some users to others. This included first and last name, email address and credit card details.

MailOnline has created an interactive test that indicates whether you have misophonia - a strong dislike or hatred of certain sounds.

More than 30 dolphins and whales have washed ashore in New York and New Jersey this year, sparking scientists to now test the carcasses for bird flu after evidence shows it is jumping to mammals.

Research by Furniture At Work suggests that technology may soon spare employees from carrying out mundane tasks around the workplace.

Bill Gates expressed his excitement for progress in AI, touting it as a powerful tool to develop and test new vaccines. The Microsoft founder has spent billions of dollars in funding new treatments.

The asteroid, dubbed '2023 DZ2', is estimated to be up to 305 feet in diameter. NASA scientists say that an object of this size passing so close to Earth happens 'only about once per decade'.

Archaeologists with the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities have found fragments of statues depicting four members of ancient Egyptian royalty at a temple near Cairo.

It's one of the world's most iconic historical sites and a British cultural icon, but it seems the debate over how and why Stonehenge was built around 5,000 years ago is far from over.

Stunning new photos from Norfolk to the Scottish coast show flashes of fluorescent green and pink lighting up the night's skies on Thursday night.

Placing your router in the kitchen, too low down or in cramped spaces are among the worst things you can do to suppress internet signal, according to Ritter Communications.

Twitter says it will start removing blue ticks from users who do not pay for them on April 1 - although it's unclear if this is an April Fools' Day prank staged by Elon Musk.

Mind-controlled killer robots are no longer science fiction. The Australian Army demonstrated a system that translates a soldier's brain signals into instructions for the robot.

Your refrigerator is a playground for bacteria linked to respiratory and urinary infections, food poisoning and miscarriages. And here are the filthiest places inside the cooling container.

Chinese vehicle maker BYD has launched its first vehicle in the UK this month, equipped with a 360-degree camera, radar and sensors to assist the driver.

The restriction comes in response to concerns that users' sensitive data could be accessed by the authorities in Beijing from the firm's owner ByteDance, which has its headquarters in China.

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have been on the case to discover the best way of separating an Oreo to ensure the filling is split evenly.

Devices installed in schools to detect whether children are vaping are being set off up to 22 times a day. The sensors send a phone notification to teachers when a hint of vapour is detected.

Harvard physicist Avi Loeb has secured a boat and 'dream team' for a two-week expedition to the coast of Papua New Guinea where they will scour the seafloor for a 'alien technology.'

Researchers from Duke University have discovered company loyalty is a double-edged sword as managers exploit loyal workers over less committed colleagues.

If you missed the Northern Lights appearing in the UK last month , don't be too disheartened, as you have another chance to catch them tonight.

Scientists from the University of California, Berkeley and Cornell University have a theory for how Oumuamua was able to accelerate without producing a visible gas cloud.

Companies that want to keep their 'official' Twitter checkmark will be given no option but to pay £11,400 per year plus an extra £50 a month to have affiliated business accounts.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed last night that the company was experiencing a 'significant issue' that threatened the privacy of conversations on its platform.

Mathematicians from the University of Arkansas have discovered the first shape that creates an infinite number of patterns when slotted together with itself.

You may have this condition, called misophonia, if you have a strong negative reaction to common sounds, from throat clearing to sniffing and coughing.

Nearly half of Britons believe they have been a victim of 'sonic snooping' - where ads for a product pop up on your phone screen soon after talking about it or seeing it on TV.

ChatGPT launched in November 2022, and has sparked a wave of excitement unlike any technology since the dawn of the smartphone era - but can you use it in your everyday life?

Scientists have discovered that living next to a busy road can in fact lead to hypertension - and the more traffic there is, the greater the risk. This can then can lead to heart attack.

Millions of Americans are reporting scam text messages claiming their accounts are frozen or credit cards are expired, prompting them to click a link that asks for personal information.

A team of researchers led by Cambridge University analysed strands of hair from eight locks of hair in public and private collections in a bid to shed light on Beethoven's health problems.

Dr Primrose Freestone, a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Leicester, has revealed the shocking truth about dirt and germs in hotel rooms.

Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Uranus and Mars are set to align on March 28 in a rare planetary parade.

Lake Natron is a key mating ground for lesser endangered flamingo, but animals risk being frozen forever in its salt if they dare to go near its shores.

EXCLUSIVE: The creator of a viral photo claiming to show a rare species called a 'snake cat' has confirmed it was likely created by artificial intelligence.

Scientists at the University of Edinburgh studied the aftermath of the collision of NASA's DART spacecraft with asteroid Dimorphos, including what was in the debris it left and how it clumped up over time.

Two billion people lack access to safe drinking water, while almost half the population (46 per cent) do not have access to safely managed sanitation, according to the UNESCO report.

A NASA chief scientist has uncovered new evidence that he believes proves Earth has been battered with more devastating and powerful asteroids than previously reported in history.

Mr and Mrs Pickles, which have been together since 1996, welcome three hatchlings into the world at the Houston Zoo. Keepers announced they are named Dill, Gherkin and Jalapeño.

Cheesecake can take four hours to make, but scientists have a method that prints a slice out in 30 minutes. Using a 3D-printer, the team layered seven ingredients to make the shape of the cake.

Speaking at the Local Government's Association public health conference today, Kate Pike said a 'polluter pay' scheme could help fuel the Government's ambition for the country to be smoke free by 2030.

Men are harnessing the power of ChatGPT to find love online. These singles are asking the chatbot to write dating profiles and messages to send to potential matches - but some say it is dishonest.

Despite common beliefs that liars usually avert their gaze, experts at Maastricht University, Tilburg University and the University of Amsterdam say this is not always true.

Whether it's an ex-partner or an irritating colleague, there are often times you'd like to know which groups you have in common with someone on WhatsApp.

The BBC is making a huge change to BBC One HD which will affect thousands of its viewers.

Beavers are to return to a built-up area of the London Borough of Ealing in a project led by local community and conservation groups to demonstrate their benefits to people and nature.

Apple may scrap the mute switch on its upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max it has been suggested following an alleged product leak.

Complaints surrounding Apple's autocorrect function have flooded Twitter over the past few days with users claiming that it wrongly alters words in typed texts.

Scientists at the Instituto Argentino de Nivología, Glaciología, y Ciencias Ambientales in Argentina modelled the skull of Thylacosmilus - an extinct carnivore that lived in South America.

The first-ever effort to revive an endangered shark species is underway. A team from 15 countries is set to release 500 zebra sharks into the wild - and they have set two pups free in January.

People swoon over a corgi's adorable bubble butt, but their rear is also a built-in floatation device. Several videos show the dogs swimming in water and their butts floating on the surface.

The solar tornado grew to more than 74,500 miles high over the course of three days. The colossal twisters also released a massive cloud of magnetized gas into space.

Time is running out for humanity to curb dangerous global warming that will plunge the planet into disastrous flooding, heatwaves and famines, a major UN report warns.

The UK government is expected to announce details of a new waste collection system soon, which could include six types of collection.

A working lightsaber became a dream for most Star Wars enthusiasts when they were first introduced to a galaxy far, far away. And Disney has demonstrated the Jedi weapon in real life.

Twitter has done away with a form of two-factor authentication today, which protects accounts from being accessed by cybercriminals. Users can no longer receive a security code over text.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted he is scared about ChatGPT's capabilities, specifically that humans will use it for 'large-scale disinformation and offensive cyberattacks.'

Students with teachers of the same ethnicity will thrive in the classroom. The study of more than 18,000 pupils across the US showed Black and Latin American children fared the best.

All streetlights and exterior lighting in the village of Hawnby will be turned down to help counter light pollution and allow for improved visibility of the Milky Way.

Today is the Spring Equinox, which marks the start of 'astronomical' spring. At 15:33 GMT, the sun will pass directly above the equator, bringing equal amounts of day and night.

Durex surveyed 2,000 Brits on their sexual experiences, and just five per cent of women said they always orgasm during a sexual encounter, compared to 20 per cent of men.

The early mouse and coding keyset was created by computing legend Douglas Engelbart, a pioneer of the controller system.

According to Down Detector, the problems started at around 08:45 GMT and affected users globally.

MailOnline reveals seven times mathematicians have debunked iconic moments in cinema and TV history, including Neo's bullet dodge and the bus jump scene in Speed.

A virtual tour, by Devon-based company The Virtual Tour Experts, grants access to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway, which stores 'spare copies' of valuable plant seeds.

AI has proven it is more useful than just generating images and text, two new models are revolutionizing the medical industry with new cancer drugs and live expectancy predictions of patients.

What are the five most bizarre and captivating theories about black holes that are so unfathomable the mind boggles? Here MailOnline takes a look.

E.Coli and Fecal Streptococci were found on 100 per cent of smartphone screens in a SellCell study of the harmful microbes that plague our devices.

This week, space experts warned of an Olympic swimming pool-sized space rock which might hit Earth on Valentine's Day 2046, with swathes of the US at risk - but how many more are out there?

TikTok star 'Roxanna.Roxi' took to the platform to show her 1.1million followers how to look through their feed by just saying 'next' aloud.

Archaeologists said the mosaic featured 'vibrant colours and intricate decorative patterns' made up of red, white and blue tiles'.

The stars of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' own 24K gold iPhone cases from Golden Concept. The company also makes the world's most expensive Apple Watch case, with 443 diamonds,

The Museum of Failures, located in Brooklyn, is now open to the public. Visitors can see failed innovations throughout history, including a Barbie doll that grows breasts and the Google Glass.

OpenAI's ChatGPT generated a speech presented by Stan, which is noticeable due to its robotic sound, in which the boy argues why people should not be blamed for using ChatGPT.

When the volcano blast wiped out Pompeii in 79AD, hundreds of texts from the Herculaneum library were buried and carbonised by the smoking ash and gases.

A blooming brainteaser will leave you scratching your head. The tricky puzzle shows a sea of pink and purple flowers, along with a small hidden handbag. Can you break the 12-second record?

Animals are committing horrendous crimes in the wild. Creatures eating their young, having sex with their dead and stabbing mates with a knife-like penis. And experts reveal the gory details.

Aliens could be hiding in special 'terminator zonnes' on distant planets where it is not too hot and not too cold, scientists from the University of California, Irvine, say.

Scientists at the University of Huddersfield have revealed the perfect way to pour a pint of Guinness this St Patrick's Day, whether it's from draught, bottle or can.

MailOnline looks at NASA's spacesuits, from the early days of Project Mercury and Gemini, to the Apollo gear Neil Armstrong wore on the lunar surface, and even the Space Shuttle ones.

The futuristic Seoul Ring is to be constructed in a former landfill site in Haneul Park which is said to be a 'gateway to Seoul', according to the Seoul Metropolitan Government.

In his new book, Professor Simon L Dolan, a Professor⁣⁣ at Advantere School of Management, set out to understand the characteristics of toxic leaders.

Your beloved pets could be to blame for more restless nights, leg jerks and even sleep disorders, researchers at Lincoln Memorial University in the US have claimed.

Named 'Ren Xiaorong', the virtual young woman is only able to answer pre-set questions, and the responses she gives promote the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party line.

It is the time of day new parents dread - the witching hour. Your newborn starts screaming at 5 pm and continues until at least 11pm. But experts provide tips on how to survive the night.

Thousand of people are now identifying as starseeds, claiming they are aliens from another planet brought to Earth for a specific mission - but experts reveal where this idea comes from.

Samsung users have been left furious after discovering that their smartphone's 'Space Zoom' camera tool uses artificial intelligence (AI) to 'enhance' photos.

Dad jokes are important in helping children learn to be embarrassed by their parents, an expert researcher from Aarhus University argues.

The official trailer about the rise and fall of BlackBerry has been released. The dramedy follows the story of the company's co-founders Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin.

A poll of 2,000 people, carried out by Silentnight, found 45 per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds enjoy a siesta compared to just 30 per cent of those aged 65 and over.

Hundreds of dead seals were found on the beaches of Maine last year - and they all died from bird flu. The New England outbreak shows the virus can spread to mammals - and humans could be next.

The prolific ransomware group LockBit called out billionaire Elon Musk earlier this week as it warned of auctioning off the 'certified' drawings in a significant data leak.

Plans for the world's first commercial octopus farm should be scrapped on grounds of cruelty, according to campaigners.

Venus is covered in more volcanos than any other planet in the solar system. And now scientists from University of Alaska Fairbanks have 'strong evidence' that some of these volcanos are active.

Other items sold at the two-day auction in Reno, Nevada, include a large 18-karat gold quartz engraved brooch and a 19th century daguerreotype metal plate photograph.

A Miami-based company revealed its 'flying roadster' could be on sale in just two years. The all-electric Doroni H1 seats two passengers, making it small enough to park inside a garage.

The moment a mother holds her newborn is pure joy, but the first 60 minutes of skin-to-skin contact is vital for the health of both the mother and child. Experts reveal the science behind the 'golden hour.'

NASA and Axiom unveiled the new Artemis III mission suit that is the first to be designed to specifically fit a woman. The gear provides improved mobility to help astronauts walk on the moon.