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More than half of Antarctica's ice shelves could collapse by 2300 - sparking 32 FEET of

Unravelling the mystery of the GREEN mummy: Mummified corpse turned bright emerald after

Britain's pornography crackdown has sent the number of visitors to the most popular adult sites tumbling.

To highlight the dangers of inactivity, experts created a grotesque model called Sam to show what the average sedentary person could look like by 2050.

3I/ATLAS has just made a strange move around the sun that could prove it has an engine powering its flight through the solar system.

A mathematical proof has finally debunked the idea that we live in a simulation, according to a group of international researchers.

Scientists on edge as Trump's nuclear test order sparks fears of WWIII

Known as Nanotyrannus lancensis, this new dinosaur was a distant cousin of T.Rex, according to researchers from North Carolina State University.

Astronomers have released a spectacular new image of the Milky Way, providing a glimpse of our galaxy in unprecedented detail.

Thousands of flights are being delayed across the US on Thursday, sparking frustration nationwide. The issues come as Vice President JD Vance warned of a looming 'disaster.'

The US Geological Survey (USGS) recorded a powerful earthquake on Thursday, which was felt throughout a major US city home to about 300,000 people.

One big…lie? As Kim Kardashian claims the moon landing was FAKE, experts reveal the three

John F Kennedy International Airport is experiencing hours-long delays after an issue on board an incoming flight grounded traffic for over 60 minutes.

Outrage erupted on the Senate floor this week when one official slammed the Biden-era plan to kill nearly 500,000 owls living in three US states.

Disturbing sounds echoing through the canyons of Nevada has sent locals into a panic after no one could find where they were coming from.

Your medicine cabinet likely doesn't contain eye of newt or tongue of dog. But witch potion ingredients really do have a part to play in modern-day medicine, experts have revealed.

The alarming reality of the internet blackout: As Microsoft Azure crashes just days after

Dictionary.com has revealed why the unassuming dynamite emoji proved so popular this year.

Scientists have released new images of the interstellar visitor as it reemerged from behind the sun, revealing that the object looks very different from before.

A wave of severe weather is causing widespread flight disruptions across the Northeast on Thursday.

While fattier cuts of meat, root vegetables, and pulses work well in the slow cooker, other foods can end up too dry, too tough, or give off too much liquid.

Buzz Aldrin, 95, loses wife, 66, two years after their wedding

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'Son of Concorde' takes flight! NASA's 100-foot, $247million supersonic jet that can travel from London to New York in under 4 hours takes to the skies for the first time

Hurricane Melissa - the most powerful storm in Jamaica's history - was made four times more likely by climate change , according to a study.

Virgin Media O2 has teamed up with Starlink - the satellite internet service developed by Musk's SpaceX - on a new product called O2 Satellite.

A freeze warning has been issued for parts of seven US states, putting nearly 12 million Americans under alert tonight as temperatures plunge to as low as 15°F.

The most active volcano along the US West Coast may be nearing an eruption after a pair of major earthquakes were detected Wednesday.

Seal bearing ancient language found in Jerusalem confirms Bible story in the Old Testament

Stonehenge is arguably the world's most famous prehistoric monument. But its location has come as a complete surprise to many Americans on social media.

3I/ATLAS has reached its closest point to the sun, marking the moment where scientists say it should either break up like a comet or reveal itself to be something else.

The pope has announced the sainthood of a man who sold his soul to Satan.

Electric vehicles (EVs) produce more pollution than cars running on petrol or diesel in the first few years of operation, scientists have found.

Hurricane tracker reveals Melissa's path over Jamaica and threat to US coast as it becomes

In a surprising change of tone, Bill Gates now claims that climate change 'will not lead to humanity's demise'. But if climate change isn't going to doom the human race, what will?

Earth is 'hurtling towards climate chaos' as most of the planet's vital signs are now 'flashing red', reveals a new report from an international coalition led by Oregon State University scientists.

Astronomers have shared a spectacular image of a cosmic creepy crawly just in time for spooky season.

WhatsApp's misjudged joke has left some users questioning the validity of the company's end-to-end encryption system.

Mystery as blue dogs are spotted roaming site of Chernobyl nuclear disaster

A heart-sopping detail has been spotted in a live flight tracking map over the massive eye of Hurricane Melissa just hours before the storm made landfall over Jamaica.

The true nature of 3I/ATLAS could be revealed in just hours as the interstellar object is expected to emerge from the sun's blind spot on Wednesday.

A string of auto issues have led America's biggest automakers to recall nearly two million cars and trucks in a single week.

The FAA has warned travelers in Florida to expect delays due to Hurricane Melissa churning north in the Caribbean.

Mysterious ruins found in Egypt offer new proof for the Bible story of Moses

Scientific expeditions to the Arctic have uncovered a phenomenon that was previously thought impossible, report experts at the University of Copenhagen.

Owners who see their pets as 'babies' could be unwittingly causing them harm, according to experts.

Earth's 'Boring Billion' created the conditions for complex life to exist, report scientists at the universities of Sydney and Adelaide.

In a recent blog post, the AI giant warned that 0.07 per cent of its weekly users showed signs of serious mental health emergencies.

Americans stranded in Jamaica plea for help as 'worst ever hurricane' to slam Caribbean

Scientists from the University of California have warned that some ingredient combinations may not be as healthy as they seem.

Hurricane Melissa has the potential to cause massive destruction as it makes landfall in Jamaica today, scientists have warned.

Maryland has been rattled by a rare earthquake, which struck in an area that typically only sees noticeable quakes once every decade.

According to Dr Veres Antal, associate professor of mathematics at the Hungarian University of Agriculture, Earth might be in the 'Solitude Zone'.

The bizarre weather phenomenon that has baffled scientists for 750 years: SHIVALI BEST explores mystery behind 'ball lightning'

For decades, scientists have been trying to work out how animals develop their unique spots and stripes. Now, they may have just figured it out.

Millions of pounds of ready-to-eat chicken could cause serious injury to consumers in restaurants, hotels, healthcare facilities and schools after a production went unseen for months.

Although some studies are only in their early stages, there are now multiple experimentally proven treatments that could spell the end for unwanted baldness.

The first release saw a pair of beavers let out into the waters above Beinn a Mheadhoin dam in the Glen Affric national nature reserve on October 24.

Britain's DEADLY critters: Experts reveal the unsuspecting creepy crawlies that can kill

Gmail has been involved in a huge data breach affecting more than 183 million user accounts. Here's how to tell if your email data has been compromised.

The ocean around Antarctica is building up a colossal 'burp' that could trigger an increase in global temperatures, experts have warned.

Scientists surveyed over 25,000 people around the world to uncover the most common social norms across 10 situations. So, would you flirt at a funeral, cry at a job interview, or sing in a busy restaurant?

According to a new study from the University of Cambridge and Meta Reality Labs, there is 'no point' for most people to fork out for a 4K or 8K screen.

Scientists reveal all the strange behaviors of interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS that deepen

Erin Waks spent a sunny afternoon in Madrid, strolling around the city centre testing out the best solo traveller photography hacks she'd found online. These are the best - and the worst...

The Danish brewing company has created a tiny bottle filled with a single drop of lager, complete with a Carlsberg label and a sealed cap.

While Bloody Mary has terrified people for generations, psychologists now say there is more to this party trick than the overactive imaginations of excited teenagers.

A new forensic analysis of the Shroud of Turin may have solved a centuries-old mystery surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus.

Evidence of non-human intelligence activity near US nuclear sites gains scientific

The FAA has issued alerts for several major US airports, warning travelers they should expect delays. The issues come as air traffic controllers are calling out amid the government shutdown.

A study suggests that men never really move on from the tunes they loved in their teenage years. In fact, they form their strongest musical memories when they are just 16.

From how much sleep you are getting to whether you are eating the right diet, scientists say that hair holds the secrets to understanding our health.

In the early hours of tomorrow morning the clocks will jump back an hour. But rather than celebrate having a lie-in, experts have warned it could have a slew of negative consequences.

What REALLY happens when you nearly die: 48 people reveal exactly what they saw during

With the next season of Squid Game: The Challenge just around the corner, Daily Mail set out to see if we would really have what it takes to survive Squid Game.

INIU have come up with their new Pocket Rocket P50 - the world's smallest 10,000mAh power bank that weighs just 160g - to make life easier and handbags lighter.

While Halloween outfits look cute on social media, they can quickly turn into a nightmare - as one cat found out.

A new online game lets you see the damage climate change will do to the world in just 75 years' time.

Donor eggs drive most IVF successes for women over the age of 43, a major UK study reveals. Analysis of more than half a million patients highlights the crucial role of donor eggs for older mums.

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Buried deep underground, shielded by tons of limestone, America's so-called shadow libraries were built to save civilization.

The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather alert for waters surrounding parts of southeast Florida. The warning is due to Hurricane Melissa moving northeast in the Atlantic.

In good news for those who can't handle the heat, an artificial tongue can quickly detect whether a curry is mild or likely to blow your head off.

The end of the hurricane season across the US could be affected by a disturbing weather pattern. A lead hurricane seasonal forecaster shared his prediction.

Local media say Edi Rama made the revelation at the Global Dialogue conference in Berlin and added that Dellia's babies will become virtual assistants to 83 members of parliament.

The sub-two-hour marathon has long been a dream for elite runners. But the window to break this elusive record is shrinking - thanks to climate change .

Nike says its new prototype sneakers are like having 'a second set of calf muscles' - helping propel you across the room or up a hill - but the design has left web users divided.

A survival psychologist has revealed the pub really is the safest place to ride out impending disaster - in echoes of hit film Shaun of the Dead.

Every time you ask ChatGPT a question, or order a pizza from a food delivery app, your request will be processed in the humming server racks of a data centre.

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Scientists say genes aren't the only factors driving evolution. In fact, one change is affecting human life quicker than ever - and it's happening right now in real-time.

In the year 3000, people live underwater and triple-breasted women 'swim around totally naked', according to the song. Now, experts reveal if Busted were right with their predictions.

Décor specialists have advised Brits to reconsider their plans before putting up all their spooky decorations, as they could tempt real spiders and rats to your front door.

Researchers have discovered major cracks spreading across Tutankhamun's tomb that could bring the burial site crumbling down.

The Carrbridge and Dava Moor in the Scottish Highlands was devastated by the worst wildfire in living memory. Worryingly, experts say that this could be a sign of things to come.

A new interactive tool has revealed how devastating rising sea levels are set to wreak havoc on American neighborhoods.

While many see the TikTok trend as harmless fun, police have now been forced to issue a warning over the prank.

Hurricane trackers have issued a new warning for the system in the Atlantic, saying it now has a 90 percent chance of developing into a tropical depression or Storm Melissa.

Major airports are experiencing delays due to volume, high winds and equipment issues. Travelers could see up to nine-hour delays.

The unusual female crustacean has a 'calico' pattern that is present in one lobster out of every 30 million.

A six-year study found that these massive animals are retracing ancient migration routes, the same paths their ancestors followed long before human settlement reshaped the land.

While it's unlikely that your bottled water will go bad before you get round to drinking it, experts have warned that the plastic its stored in can degrade overtime increasing the risk of bowel cancer.

Figures from the Grizzly Bear Study Team, a group that tracks bear deaths in Yellowstone's Recovery Zone, show that there has been 63 deaths so far this year.

A sacred image of Mary and a young Jesus, which leaks myrrh that is believed to heal illnesses, including cancer and demonic possession.

The sightings sparked mass hysteria and concerns over the existence of UFOs after footage went viral of unidentified objects lighting up the night sky.

Excavations near the southeastern Dead Sea have unearthed ruins of several fire-ravaged cities that archaeologists claim could be the ones destroyed by God in the Bible.

Critics have warned of the potential injury risks associated with quadrobics, while others have gone so far as to claim that the exercise 'poses a danger to society'.

Several major US airports are facing flight delays. This is the second day this week that travel has been disrupted.

A volcano long believed extinct for 710,000 years has experienced summit lift and gas emission, which are precursors of an eruption.

Scientists have issued an ominous warning to humans after finding that numerous dolphins stranded on a US beach had abnormal brains.

A B-52H Stratofortress armed with nuclear capability was seen soaring across Texas, sparking speculation about the intent behind the unexpected mission.

Britain just experienced its hottest summer on record, with average temperatures from June to August hitting 16.10°C. Now, climate advisers have warned that this could just be a taste of what's to come.

Travelers are facing significant delays on Monday morning, with some airports reporting some flights are being held for nearly four hours. The disruptions stem from the major storm hitting the US.

Perfect for tourists with a love of weird and wonderful things, this museum in Split, Croatia, contains a collection of 507 different taxidermy frogs.

The Air Force has unleashed a mystery near Area 51 after revealing that an unidentified aircraft crashed near the base and the site may have been tampered with.

Dr Guido Carim Junior, a lecturer in aviation at Griffith University in Australia, says there are four airplane failures that 'are more common than you think'.

Five times stronger than the Gulf Stream, the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) is by far the world's largest ocean current. But this key system is grinding to a halt, a new study warns.

Despite containing absolutely zero fish or animal products, the company claims its plant-based caviar looks and tastes just like the real deal.

About 180 feet long, the VIP underground passage, dug through the foundations of the Colosseum, was concealed from the masses who were watching a gladiator battle.

Whether it's sending a quick text or casting an eye over your emails, those tempted to look at their phone while driving are finally being caught out.

The latest weather prediction models have suggested Tropical Storm Melissa could strengthen rapidly over the next few days, reaching a Category 5 hurricane in the Caribbean.

Dimming the sun is a sci-fi worthy climate intervention involving injection of particles into the atmosphere - but scientists in New York warn the 'risky' idea my not work as some hope.

Over 16,600 people across the UK reached the milestone in 2024, according to the ONS. It means the number of centenarians has more than doubled since 2004.

English Heritage has shared an image of a ghostly apparition - a pale figure wearing dark clothing and a hood - that was captured on CCTV in front of the main gates at Chester Castle.

The French emperor's failed invasion of Russia in 1812 left more than 500,000 troops dead, with many long believed to have died from a mixture of the cold, starvation and disease.

Tropical Storm Melissa could soon erupt into the most dangerous type of hurricane as forecasters warn that a direct hit in the Northeast is still a possibility.
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