Tower of human skulls found by archaeologists in Mexico
Long-lost structure was recorded by Spanish conquistadors
Long-lost structure was recorded by Spanish conquistadors
New research 'substantially undermines' claims that satellite data proved the Earth was not warming as quickly as thought, Dr Zeke Hausfather says
There are many examples of molten lava flowing over the planet's surface – though that doesn't stop any of them being astonishingly beautiful
Apparent evidence of attempts to use toothpick to deal with impacted tooth and misalignment of another one adds to impression Neanderthals were significantly more intelligent than previously thought
Idea that the historic, sharp rise in lifespan had recently hit a ‘plateau’ is not supported by the available evidence, scientists say
Musk dismisses one of the main technical challenges of being on the Martian surface: the temperature
In flight, the bird is 'noisy and vocal' but adopts a more 'mellow and melodious' tone with its family
Sisun Lee loved his job as an engineer at Tesla. He had absolutely no intention of quitting and starting his own company.
Videos of the mummy have been watched more than a million times – which appears to be all part of the plan
Much of the questionable claim relies on one comment from a senior Nasa executive, as well as the agency's pioneering work
'We are on the verge of making one of the most profound and unprecedented discoveries in history', Nasa official quoted as saying
Symptoms of the allergy includes hives, shortness of breath and in some cases fainting
'It would be quite fun to be on Mars,' says founder of SpaceX
People who met EU citizens living in Britain tended to have a good experience and were therefore more likely to vote Remain
The tiny probe could send back images of a planet in the habitable zone of Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to our solar system, about 25 years after taking off
Plummeting price of renewable energy puts pressure on fossil fuel firms
Space agency says latest discoveries have 'significant implications for the search for life' in other parts of the universe
'We are running out of choices for the future'
Your smart phone is not far off being capable of taking control of your morning routine down to the last detail, but do you want to it be?
It was thought dogs learned their sense of justice from their human ‘best friends’, but tests on wolves show they have a stronger reaction to unequal treatment than their domesticated cousins
Modern humans evolved about 100,000 years earlier than previously thought, researchers say