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First brain recording of a human being brings evidence of how our brain reacts during death and can be linked to near-death experiences.

Brands like Pretty Little Thing and H&M are among the most popular but also the most likely to lie about how eco their clothing really is.

What is the cost of war on the environment?

The Nobel Prize for physics was awarded to three scientists whose work has been vital in the understanding and predicting of changes in...

A new study claims dogs cause substantial damage to ecosystems.

Elon Musk insists Neuralink will allow AI melding with brains with little basis in research.

A look into what autism is and how it affects individuals.

Never mind COVID-19, the real pandemic is a £4 vape. By Matthew Sheppard E-cigarettes were originally introduced as a healthier...

Current conservation policies are not enough to protect the UK’s insect population biodiversity. By Holly Ferguson Photo courtesy of...

The Nobel Prizes for 2021 have been announced, giving an account of some of the most influential science in living memory. Each Prize...

A study has found that the number of likes you get may influence how you remember your own memories. By Sam Johnson Photo courtesy of...

New research helps explain the pathways for complex chemistry on the primordial earth developing into key biological processes for the...

An effort to bring back the vegetation and fertilisation properties of the Sahara desert. By Matthew Sheppard Photo courtesy of Fabian...

Is the 4th dimension an arbitrary product of consciousness? By Jake Roslin Photo courtesy of Djim Loic from Unsplash. Would time exist if...

As COP26 wraps up, what progress has been made? There are achievements to be celebrated but also disappointments and critiques. COP...

Shedding some tears could be the best form of stress relief By Holly Ferguson Photo courtesy of victorvote from Pixabay. As winter rolls...

Evidence of what the climate was like thousands of years ago can be found across nature.

Wales is the only participating nation from the UK.

Bringing the news are Head Editor Anttoni James Numminen (AJN) and International Editor Isti Miskolczy (IM).

German research icebreaker sets sail for largest polar expedition in history

Signs of water vapour have been located by scientists on exoplanet K2-18b, a major step forward in the search for extraterrestrial life.

Photo courtesy of Diego PH (Unsplash) by Daniel Phillips What are memories made of, and how and where are they stored in our bodies? The...

Photo courtesy of NASA by Dillan-James Carter On the 30th of August, amateur astronomer Gennady Borisov spotted what could be the second...

New archeological data reveals that early civilizations have been responsible for changing the planet longer than initially thought

As Arctic ice melts faster than expected, fears about the survival of the species worsen