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Are we closer to finding Atlantis? New documentary suggests the mythical city WAS real and that large ships docked there in the Bronze Age

The origins of the myth of Atlantis lies solely with Greek philosopher Plato, who referred to the Bronze Age city in two of his dialogues, 'Temaeus' and the 'Critas', in the fourth century BC. Plato suggested the civilisation was destroyed overnight when an earthquake and tsunami struck, destroying the city's important port which was buried beneath mud. A new National Geographic documentary called 'Atlantis Rising' charts an epic search for the lost city (artist's impression) from Santorini, Greece to the islands of the Azores (top and bottom right), comparing theories based on Plato's literature.

NEW Todd Strandberg has being compiling a statistical chart he calls ‘The Rapture Index’. It highlights 45 world-shattering events that are said to occur leading up to the rapture.

FILE - In this Feb. 26, 2010 file photo, an apple, stuffed animals, and flowers are among the items placed at a growing memorial to slain teacher Jennifer Paulson across the street from Birney Elementary School in Tacoma, Wash. When the economy tanks, school shootings rise, unlike other violent crime, a new study finds. A multi-disciplinary team of researchers at Northwestern University analyzed data from 379 shootings in schools, not just mass shootings or gang involved ones,  between 1990 and 2013 and found an interesting correlation between changes in national and local unemployment rates and how frequent the shootings happen.
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Researchers analyzed data from 379 shootings in schools between 1990 and 2013 and found a link between changes in national and local unemployment rates and the frequency of shootings.

Researchers at the University of North Carolina (UNC) School of Medicine have discovered an area in the brain responsible for triggering attraction and causing us to notice the opposite sex.

NEW In most species, males evolve eye-catching traits to while females remain drab. But research by Duke University has found that some females evolve attractive traits too, but not to attract males.

NEW The dating app Hinge is set to release the ultimate wing women - a virtual assistant that talks to your matches and sets up the date. Called Audrey, the AI is still in beta and is said to cost $99/month.

Researchers at the LUNA lab in Italy have identified the effects of the nuclear reactions inside the giant stars that spurred formation of the stardust grains, helping to solve the long-standing puzzle.

The discovery of the small northern bog orchid's strange talent, discovered by University of Washington, could lead to new ways of protecting humans from insects.

Scientists at the University of Trento in Italy are creating artificial cells that are more life-like than ever before. These new cells are able to have two-way conversations with natural cells.

The shocking video that shows how chimps deal with a tyrant: Ex-leader who tried to make a comeback is held down, tortured and EATEN

NEW WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - The gruesome remains of a West African chimpanzee named Foudouko were found still bleeding hours after his death, with evidence that he had been beaten, killed, and partially cannibalized by members of his own community. While chimpanzees are known to kill rivals from other tribes, intragroup murders such as this are extremely rare, with just nine cases on record to date. Researchers say the unusual ratio of adult males to females in this particular group may have given rise to the grisly encounter, as competition to reproduce intensified.

Café X has unveiled the 'first robotic café' that can make a range of espresso-based beverages in less than a minute. Customers can order ahead via abn app or at the kiosk in San Francisco, California.

NASA has released the first results of its ground-breaking Twins Study, analyzing the differences between astronaut Scott Kelly, who spent a year in space, and his identical twin brother Mark.

An engraved limestone slab was discovered in France's Vézère Valley by anthropologists from New York University. It depicts some of the earliest known graphic imagery from Western Eurasia.

Not everyone feels their sharpest on a Monday - but this new puzzle should test out just how strong your powers of perception are after the weekend.

The device is placed in the upper thigh, in order to create a channel between the main artery and a vein. It results in some of the blood flow in the leg being diverted back up into the body and heart.

Space exploration is governed by a series of international treaties. The first and probably most important of them celebrates its 50th anniversary on January 27 – The Outer Space Treaty.

Researchers from Osaka University, Japan used observations by the Kaguya spacecraft to discover that secrets of the history of life on Earth might be preserved in an unusual place – the moon.

A mysterious 'void' is pushing the Milky Way through the universe at 1.2 million miles per hour

The force propelling the Milky Way through space has been a mystery to scientists for decades. But researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem report that our galaxy is not only being pulled through the universe, but also pushed by a void they have named the Dipole Repeller. By 3D mapping the flow of galaxies through space, the researchers showed that the Milky Way is simultaneously repelled by a region called the Dipole Repeller, and attracted by the Shapley Concentration.

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Forget snow chains: Inventor creates remote-controlled CLAWS that give tyres extra grip at the press of a button

Czech engineer Peter Gross has created a dome-like contraption that fits over a car's hubcap. When deployed remotely by the driver, claws flick out and grab the tyre, providing extra grip in snow and ice. Mr Gross says he was inspired to invent the device after being forced to fit snow spikes on his car while wearing a business suit and pristine shirt. Details of the product's name or when it will be commercially available were not available.

The scientists who carried out the research, including some from the University of Cambridge, believe this creature is now the most primitive example of a so-called 'deuterostome'.

Researchers at Brown University in Rhode Island have found a way to prevent interference that happens when you learn two similar things in a short period of time, by 'overlearning' one of them.

Ethan Hodge, 23, was out with his friend at around 9pm on Monday when he spotted the unusual light whizzing around the skies above Siston Common near Mangotsfield, Bristol.

The three-year project to create a 'culturally-aware' robot will be led by teams from Middlesex University and the University of Bedfordshire (stock image).

Apple has published a new patent describing a vaporizer that lets users vape both a ‘solid precursor’ and a ‘liquid chemical’, which suggests that it could also be used for marijuana.

New computer simulations show how reactions between liquid hydrogen and quartz in the upper mantle could form water – and the researchers say this could also trigger deep earthquakes.

Dr Lauren Finka, a research fellow at the University of Lincoln, came to the conclusion after 'interviewing' more than 200 felines and their owners.

The Met Office uses a roster of names for storms in alphabetical order to help inform the public. But so far this winter we have only had three: storms Angus, Barbara and Connor

Scientists at the University of Toyama in Japan found a way to manipulate neurons in the brains of mice to remove triggers for certain bad memories (stock image)

Researchers from Jerusalem said that common themes occur during the experience which gives it further credence because they can give it the strongest definition so far.

A diet of corn is turning wild hamsters in northeastern France into deranged cannibals that devour their offspring, alarmed researchers have reported. Lack of vitamins is leaving them starving.

The Boeing Black phone is an ultra secure, self-destructing phone that is given to the incoming US president. But new reports revealed Donald Trump is still using his personal Android.

Cryogenics pioneer speaks out about his first 'patient'

Robert Nelson, 80, gave DailyMail.com the full story of his extraordinary life and how he froze the very first man, James Bedford (inset), in liquid nitrogen in 1967. The story of Nelson's discoveries is set to turn into a film starring Paul Rudd, but the idea of cryogenic preservation has also been featured in several science fiction films, including Forever Young starring Mel Gibson (right). 'When we froze Bedford, man had never been on the moon, there had never been a heart transplant, there was no GPS, no cellphones,' Nelson said. 'Who knows what the next 50 years is going to bring? I think his hope is in nanotechnology but the means to bring him back will exist sooner or later.' Part of the process of cryogenics involves draining the body of blood, preparing it, and then cooling it over the course of several days (left).

CT scans of the 'Arab Courier Attacked by Lions' taxidermy diorama on display at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History reveal the artists included a human skull in the design.

Nerf's new Rival Nemesis MXVIII-10K toy gun can hold 100 rounds and shoot bullets at speeds of up to 70mph. The new gun, set to be released in the fall, will cost $100.

Researchers from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna found that prosocial behaviour in dogs even extends to complex situations. But, they found dogs are more likely to share with friends.

While the technique has been observed in blind people, researchers from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich have found that sighted individuals can learn echolocation as well.

An expert from Case Western Reserve University explains that 2017 is stranger than George Orwell's '1984', in that there is not just one Big Brother, but everyone is, in a way, Big Brother.

Researchers have found that humans have had a long history of consuming alcohol - with the earliest proof of an alcoholic beverage dating back to Northern China 9,000 years ago.

A cluster of UFOs was filmed hovering over the border between the US and Mexico... but the footage has mysteriously disappeared from the internet

Creepy footage showing 'a fleet of UFOs' hovering over the border between the USA and Mexico has mysteriously disappeared from the internet. The 14 minute-long film showed a group of seven or eight lights dancing above a border control post in Tijuana, Mexico. The sight was so unusual that border staff even abandoned their posts to watch the 'UFOs' light up the sky.

The gadget, which perform tasks through simple voice commands, has become the focus of annoyance to Alexas across the globe – because that is precisely the name to which the device answers.

The video, filmed in North America, shows the unusual robot, called Elvia, 'talk' with moving lips and eyes when she plays a game called Word Master with her inventor, called Steve.

A Japanese technology company, NTT Resonant, has invented a robot designed to dish out love advice. The system, called Oshi-el, can show sympathy, suggest a solution to the problem.

Microsoft Corp's market capitalization topped $500 billion for the first time since 2000 on Friday, following another quarter of results that beat Wall Street's expectations.

Experts at California-based Intel Security provided the tips on the back of a UK survey which found that almost half of parents have no idea what their children are looking at online (stock image).

Researchers from the London School of Economics and University College London say this may be because people from poorer backgrounds are less likely to ask for a pay rise.

The images, obtained by VentureBeat, show two models, with 5.8- and 6.2-inch QHD Super AMOLED screens that cover 83 percent of their front panels.

Amazon's surprise success with its Echo speakers and Alexa smart assistant sets up a long-term battle with Apple and Alphabet Google for primacy in the connected household.

Designers reveal what Apple's iCar will look like

With the recent news that Apple has poached the technical director of Porsche's race car programme, the firm looks to be going ahead with plans to make a car. So far, little is known about what the car could look like, or what features it might have. Designers at London-based Click Mechanic created the drawings of the concept cars, including (pictured clockwise from top left) the iCar Macintosh, the iCar G3, the iCar Air, another view of the iCar G3, and the iCar 7.

Researchers from the Salk Institute of Biological Studies in San Diego and The Catholic University of Murcia in Spain have created human-pig embryos for the first time.

Facebook has announced it now supports the FIDO U2F security key, available globally, which it says will make it 'impossible' for hackers to gain remote access to accounts.

New measurements of the Hubble Constant have revealed a discrepancy between the new number and other recent estimates, and researchers say 'new physics' could be at play.

Time crystals have a structure that repeats in time as they are ‘kicked’, much like the way Jell-O jiggles when it is tapped, according to the researcher from UC Berkeley.

Sierra Nevada Corporation has delivered its Dream Chaser spacecraft to Edwards Air Force Base ahead of its 2019 missions to supply cargo to the International Space Station.

Researchers based at the University of Southampton and Portsmouth University have discovered a 70 million year-old fossil of a massive flying reptile in Romania that could eat its prey whole.

Ghostbuster claims to capture Elizabeth I's spirit on film

A prolific ghost hunter claims he saw the spirit of Queen Elizabeth I. Steve Wesson, founder of UK Ghost Hunts, says he caught the Virgin Queen on camera when he visited a stately home 600 years after she stayed there. The 44-year-old planted cameras around Strelley Hall in Nottinghamshire with his nine-strong team of crack ghost busters.

Researchers from the University of Glasgow played a variety of songs to a group of pets at a rehoming centre in Dumbarton, Scotland.

Researchers from the University of Florida mapped the genome of 398 varieties of tomatoes untouched by the damage to flavour caused by human intervention.

A new analysis of two groups of jumping spiders from North America and Australia has revealed that they use different mechanisms to see colour, after independently evolving the ability.

'Rogue' Twitter accounts for the EPA, NASA, and HHS and more have been created by employees from government agencies that are concerned with Donald Trump's approach to science.

Speaking at the Surface Naval Association national symposium in northern Virginia, Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall said that testing of a 150-kW laser weapon could happen soon.

The study, by researchers at New York University, the University of Illinois, and Princeton University, found just a year earlier, at the age of five, there is no difference between the sexes (stock image).

Airbus shows off flying car concept

Spurred by technology advances and demand for alternatives in congested cities, inventors from around the world have come up with some incredible designs over the years. Pictured clockwise from top left are the Terrafugia TF-X, Volocopter VC200, EHang 184, Airbus Vahana, Lilium Jet, and Urban Aeronautics Cormorant. As engineers make inroads in their development, experts say they could be ready within a few years.

In the study, published to Physical Review Letters, researchers from National Taiwan University and École Polytechnique in France explain the method that could soon put the paradox to rest.

A professor at Michigan State University found that students spent, on average, more than a third of class time searching nonacademic website and were more likely to receive low exam scores.

According to a report from Tokyo-based Sony Mobile and futurology firm Futurizon, the rise of the self-portrait photos will continue and will be applied to technology in practical terms.

The creepy app was discovered by California-based cyber-security experts, Zscaler, who describe it as 'a well-crafted piece of spyware we're calling SpyNote RAT.'

Ektachrome was phased out in 2012 but among professional filmmakers there has been a ‘resurgence’ in sales, New York-based Kodak revealed.

The new system helps map out the paths of coronal mass ejections or CMEs, before they reach Earth where they can can impact satellites in space or interfere with radio communications.

A Tunisian startup pulled inspiration from hummingbirds for its new wind turbine design. Developed by Tyer Wing, the turbine has flapping wings that move in a figure-eight motion.

Periodic table that explains where the universe came from 

Professor Jennifer Johnson, an astronomer at The Ohio State University, has re-created a periodic table color-coded with the cosmic origins of all the elements. The table draws on research from astronomers and physicists who studied the universe and its origins.Hydrogen, the most common element in the universe - was produced during the Big Bang 13.4 million years ago

It’s hoped that the research, by Kyoto University in Japan, will help scientists to get a deeper understanding of cats and their relationship with humans.

Because the US population is aging and becoming more obese, the University of Michigan believed it was time to modernize the design of crash-test dummies to better reflect society.

Experts from the British Museum say the treasure dates from the mid to late 6th century, and forms the burial assemblage of a high-status medieval Kentish woman. It was found in Stowting, Kent.

Draper Labs collaborated with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Maryland to create the dragonfly cyborgs that can pollinate flowers when commanded and be used in surveillance operations.

The University of Utah has unveiled a pair of smart glasses that automatically adjust to what the person is seeing, which means they no longer have to switch between reading and prescription glasses.

Amazon has set sail for the high seas and is now shipping goods from Chinese merchants to US warehouses. The firm has been booking space on open cargo ships to transport its goods.

Musk tweeted today that he aims to begin digging within the next ‘month or so’ in efforts to take on the notorious Los Angeles gridlock. The idea was first revealed in a series of tweets last month.

A video sent to DailyMail.com appears to show leaked cases for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the S8 Plus. The cases suggest that both handsets will wireless charge and have the S Pen.

NASA study reveals how much radiation REALLY hits you when you travel by plane

NASA researchers launched a large helium balloon into the stratosphere from Fort Sumner, New Mexico to study the effects of cosmic radiation in our atmosphere.They found a steady increase in the rate of radiation higher in the atmosphere. The research has important implications for aircrew in the aviation industry, as they're exposed to nearly double the radiation levels of people on the ground. Rates for Nov. 14, 2012, 20:00-21:00 GMT are shown above. Warmer colors indicate higher amounts of radiation.

NASA and the US Geological Survey have released satellite images showing the impact of deforestation in the region around Gombe National Park in Tanzania.

Blackberry has now confirmed in a tweet that it will formally unveil the device on February 25th, just before the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The University of Michigan found phantom vibrations are linked to smartphone dependency and personality. Those who experience them more frequently were found to be emotionally unstable.

Researchers at the Australian National University have created a Star Wars inspired hologram device that creates the highest quality holographic images ever achieved.

Boeing has unveiled the bright blue spacesuit that astronauts will wear aboard the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft. The 20 pound spacesuit is far lighter than other launch-and-entry suits.

Researchers from Goldsmiths, University of London looked into the links between naturist activities and how satisfied the participants' felt with their bodies and their lives in general.

The mission has suffered a major setback when European space ministers gathered in Switzerland in December for a regular policy and budget meeting, rejected funding for AIM.

Researchers from University of Washington and Alabama State University found gene expression not only continues, but increases in hundreds of cells after an organism has died.

Is a doomsday asteroid on its way to Earth?

The strange object, named 2016 WF9, was discovered last year. Self-proclaimed Russian astronomer Dr Dyomin Damir Zakharovich said it is heading straight towards our planet. Nasa said the mysterious object will safely pass Earth at a distance of nearly 32 million miles (51 million kilometres) next month.

The Facebook Stories feature is first being trialled in Ireland, but is expected to be rolled out in more countries in the coming months.

Google parent Alphabet Inc posted fourth-quarter profit below analysts' estimates on Thursday, raising concerns that growth in the company's powerhouse advertising business may be slowing.

Computer scientists and mathematicians have a love of maze-generating algorithms.There are techniques for escaping from mazes, but first you need to be sure what kind of maze it is.

In November, Apple vowed to fix a global technical issue for the iPhone 6s by providing a replacement battery. But it has now denied rumours that it will be extending that exchange program to the iPhone 6.

Researchers from McMaster University in Hamilton have excavated 123 individuals from four cemeteries near the remains of a medieval Christian monastery in Sudan.

French astronaut Thomas Pesquet has taken some spectacular photos of Earth from space. And he recently showcased the beauty of North America's Rocky Mountains.

The 'dark web' are pages that are hosted by web servers using the anonymous web protocol called Tor. Its original purpose was for good, but has also been used by criminals.

One-year-old Pooh and eight-month-old Steven are on the mend and chasing toy mice around the veterinary surgery in Sofia, Bulgaria after being hit by a car or a train in horrible accidents.

On Tuesday the rogue employee at the South Dakota park posted a series of messages about climate change, an issue President Donald Trump has referred to as a 'hoax'.

Apple has officially joined Partnership on AI alongside the likes of Amazon, IBM and Facebook. The group was formed to ensure that artificial intelligence is used ethically and safely.

Google is using historical parking data to warn users about the parking situation at their destination. Users just plug their destination into the parking difficulty icon to see a score of 'limited', 'medium' or 'easy'.

A study from Portland State University found that that men with lower education tend to view women who don't take their husband's last name as less committed to the marriage.

An expert from the University of Maryland reveals features and technology that could be used in President Donald Trump's official handset - and disabling Twitter is one of them.

The global scam sends users an email, appearing to be from Netflix, which ask them to update their membership details. The email includes a link that shows a fake log-in page.

Francis Ford Coppola is developing an interactive, psychological horror videogame based on 'Apocalypse Now,' and is asking the public to contribute $900,000 toward the cost of making it.

Archaeologists have discovered more than 25 skeletons in the centre of the Cambridge University campus, and expect to discover dozens or more in the coming weeks.

The incredible image was captured by the JunoCam imager on Nasa's Juno spacecraft on December 11, 2016, as the spacecraft performed a close flyby of the gas giant planet.

A new mathematical tool developed by a researcher at Rockefeller University has revealed the rhythm of electrical activity in the brain as it responds to external stimuli, illustrated in colorful diagrams.

Twitter is killing Moments, but is replacing it with an even simpler searching option.Called ‘Explore’, the new tab helps users easily find news, what’s trending and what’s popular now.

The Crystal Cabin Awards have shortlisted 85 contenders for accolades for their futuristic plane cabin designs. Teams in Brazil, Austria and the US have come up with innovative concepts.

In this undated photo made available by NASA, from left, veteran astronaut Virgil Grissom, first American spacewalker Ed White and rookie Roger Chaffee, stand for a photograph in Cape Kennedy, Fla. During a launch pad test on Jan. 27, 1967, a flash fire erupted inside their capsule killing the three Apollo crew members. (NASA via AP)

On Friday's anniversary, the hatch that trapped Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee inside their capsule at the launch pad finally went on display at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.

The hybrid animal was created by scientists from Stanford University in California and the University of Tokyo. The same technique could one day be used in humans.

These incredible pictures reveal the strange assortment of plans developers have had to house people or alleviate traffic in the centre of London.

'Was that a San Diego #earthquake?' one Twitter user asked at 3.25pm. Another said that she had heard a 'loud a** boom and then I felt an earthquake'.

The tricky puzzle was posted on Facebook by Butuan, Philippines-based Keril. So far over 1,500 people have attempted to solve the puzzle, with varying results.

People around the world have been complaining on Twitter and Reddit about strange pictures appearing on their phones. Possible explanations have ranged from hacking, to accidental photos of magazines.

The puzzle, which comes from a new book by London-based Alex Bellos, requires you to transform two triangles made from six matches into four triangles, by moving just two matches.

This optical illusion, posted to Playbuzz, features a group of men who are about to engage in a duel. It is claimed that only one per cent of the population will be able to spot the hidden assassin.

Researchers from the Rikkyo University in Tokyo studied the mysterious bow-shaped stationary patch, after it was spotted in December 2015.

Researchers at the Medical University of Vienna asked 156 participants to rate dark humour cartoons. The people who enjoyed the jokes performed highly on tests for verbal and non-verbal intelligence.

Researchers from GUARD Archaeology have excavated the Trusty's Hill Fort in Dumfries and Galloway, and believe this could be the elusive kingdom of Rheged.

Researchers from the University of California, Riverside, used 3D-cameras to study the antagonistic predator-prey system between the rattlesnake and kangaroo rat in New Mexico.

Images released from Colblindor, a blog run by Daniel Flück from Zurich, give an idea what the four types of colour blindness people experience actually look like.

Known as Wolf 1061c, the planet sits right within the habitable zone, and is close enough for scientists to conduct ongoing studies, researchers from San Francisco State University say.

At the Sun Temple in Colorado, constructed around AD 1200, researchers from Arizona State University have discovered a slew of sophisticated shapes that are still familiar today.

Experts believe the houses were originally located on a street, which has not survived as a reservoir was built in the park during the Second World War. The dig was undertaken in Priory Park.

Massive chunks leftover from the formation of the planets may have been to blame, creating craters on Mars and the moon, and ancient scars that have since been erased from Earth’s surface.

FILE - In this Feb. 23, 2016, file photo, Kansas City Royals' Jarrod Dyson yawns as he waits to field balls during spring training baseball practice in Surprise, Ariz. Researchers say they¿ve documented an unseen drag on major league baseball players that can wipe out home field advantage, make pitchers give up more home runs, and take some punch out of a team's bats. The culprit: jet lag. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)

Researchers say they've documented an unseen drag on major league baseball players that can wipe out home field advantage and ruin a team's chances.

A mathematician from Cardiff University claims naturally occurring acoustic-gravity waves (AGWs) could react with a tsunami in a way that forces its energy to spread out, reducing its height.

A researcher from Nottingham Trent University reveals six cosmic catastrophes that could have the potential to destroy Earth including high energy solar flares and an asteroid impact.

Designed by Yan Law, from Hong Kong, the see-through cat bowls are selling on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter. The invention, is made of an acrylic bowl attached to metal wires.

Researchers at the University of Nottingham, led by Dr Chris King, examined the historic building using 3D scanning lasers.

Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered a 100-million-year-old insect preserved in amber - and it looks a lot like ET. It's so unique that researchers placed in into a new scientific order.

Southern Californians saw a rare cloud formation made for a unique daytime sky. The atmospheric phenomenon is a strange cloud formation of fallstreak, or hole-punch, clouds.

A UFO hunter claims to have spotted ‘an Iron Man robot’ hitchhiking on Comet 67P. Scott C Waring found the bizarre sighting while examining images from the European Space Agency.

Humans have a much longer and wider penis than other great apes. Even the largest of gorillas, more than twice as heavy as a human, has a penis just two and half inches long when erect.

Called 'Neopalpa donaldtrumpi', it was discovered hidden in the collections if the Bohart Museum of Entomology at the University of California. It is native to southern California and Baja Mexico.

The 5-mile-wide moon named Daphnis orbits within the Keeler Gap, and its gravity causes the edges to wave in both the horizontal and vertical directions, according to NASA.

It is claimed that only one in eight highly perceptive people can see the fox before he eats the geese in this old-fashioned optical illusion, but can you spot him?

It looks like a camera trick or optical illusion is being used, but this stick figure magically comes to life without any of this help. The question is how?

The skeleton was found in St Mary Magdalen leprosarium near Winchester, Hampshire. University of Winchester scientists say it shows how leprosy spread due to pilgrimages.

Global brands including FedEx, Carrefour and F1, have hidden symbols within their logos, in a bid to make their brands as memorable as possible.

Researchers at Duke University have identified a part of the brain that lets you 'superfocus' on your environment and ignore distractions.

The European Space Agency says the 50m high dome, close to a planned moonbase near to the moon's south pole, would give the first settlers 'a place of contemplation'.

A stunning new map from Imgur user Fejetlenfej shows the complex network of rivers and streams in the contiguous United States, highlighting the massive expanse of basins across the country.