Moths are devouring clothes at record rate due to mild winter
Call-outs to pest controllers have more than doubled in the UK between February and March
Call-outs to pest controllers have more than doubled in the UK between February and March
Discovery could create 'a paradigm change in our understanding of processes of hominin dispersal throughout the world, including in what now seems to be a not-so-new New World'
Engineers had no way of knowing whether the probe had survived the dangerous journey. But it is now sending data back, over a trip that takes 78 minutes
Scientists won't be able to check on the health of the ship until the early morning
A thin spread of a substance scientists believe could provide a sustainable solution for mass-producing solar panels is all the way under the sea – and mining for it is a Marmite issue
The Cassini spacecraft is headed to its death in Saturn's atmosphere.
A fluctuating temperature may be better for our health than the 'comfort zone' of about 21 degrees Celsius
The discovery of a hobbit-like creature in Indonesia has left archaeologists baffled
New research shows the insects use the brightness of different stars to work out which direction to go
If space is to be explored peacefully it will require ‘international collaboration’, a spokesperson for the European Space Agency said
There is nothing Nasa scientists can now do to prevent the craft flying to its death
Today's Google Doodle shows the unmanned orbiter at work snapping pictures of our solar system's second-largest planet
The research could help find new ways to treat diseases that affect both humans and our canine friends
'The world isn’t yet at a place where every single record-setting hot event has a human fingerprint, but we are getting close to that point,' climatologist says evidence suggests
Astronauts had to remind the President that he just signed a law planning for a trip to the Red Planet in 2030
Antarctica might have the population most hostile to the President in the world
April 22 is Earth Day, a world holiday celebrating our planet — the only home we've got (so far).
Protests were held in more than 500 cities
'The monsoon's bountiful rain is crucial to the economy and to livelihoods in the region'
A decade ago, such a transition would have been 'unimaginable'
'The implications, if this interpretation is correct, are massive'