One of the biggest mysteries in the world and the question is whether or not we are alone in the universe are there other intelligent beings looking up into the night from a different planet or universe and asking the same questions about us well we might have found the answer check out this story to find out more about how alien technology could be lurking not up in the sky but deep into the sea.

Did an interstellar meteor hit earth in 2014?

In a striking example of birds adapting to urban environments, researchers have identified some crows and magpies making nests using bird-repelling objects. Researchers have recovered some nests from trees in Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Antwerp in Belgium made up of metal spikes and strips which are often attached to buildings to deter birds from making nests on the structures.

Researchers spot ‘crazy’ nests made by crows using bird-repelling objects

Astronomers said on Monday (July 10) that a scorching hot world where metal clouds rain titanium is the most reflective planet ever observed outside our solar system.

Astronomers discover most reflective planet that's 'like a mirror'

Scientists uncovered the remains of the smallest extinct penguin species ever found which are said to have waddled their way around New Zealand around three million years ago.

Scientists discover remains of smallest of its kind, extinct penguin species

Divorce is something we normally associate with humans. But, did you know birds too go through a divorce? A new study on bird breakups has revealed fascinating information.

Explained: Bird divorces are on the rise. Here's the fascinating reason behind avian breakups

Astronomers watched in awe as a supermassive blackhole began to consume its surrounding matter, emerging as a standout transient "switching on" event about 10 billion light-years away from earth.

Blackhole caught gobbling up celestial matter leaving astronomers in awe

A new study has claimed that time passed only about a fifth as quickly as it does today due to dilation in the early universe. The scientists arrived at the conclusion after observing a ferocious class of black holes called quasars.

Scientists witness 'time dilation' in early universe, claims new research

He Jiankui, the Chinese scientist who faced international condemnation in 2018 for creating the first gene-edited children, has presented a new research proposal involving modifying human embryos to address the challenges of the ageing population.

Chinese scientist He Jiankui proposes controversial gene-editing research on embryos

Is climate causing our brains to shrink? A recent study conducted by cognitive scientist Jeff Morgan Stibel from the Natural History Museum in California has uncovered a surprising link between climate change and a decline in the size of the human brain.

Cognitive consequences: Study reveals startling link between climate change and shrinking of human brain

Siberian locals discovered a prehistoric lair of cave hyenas, which palaeontologists believe is the largest ancient hyena lair ever found in Asia. The cave in question is located in Khakassia, the Russian Republic located in southern Siberia, and contained bones of both predators and prey which date back to the Pleistocene epoch (2.

Palaeontologists find over 42,000-year-old Asia’s largest lair for cave hyena

A European-built orbital satellite designed to research the mysterious cosmic phenomena known as dark energy and dark matter, was launched into space on Saturday from Florida. According to scientists dark energy and dark matter account for 95% of the known universe.

Europe's Euclid space telescope launched on mission to explore 'dark universe'

A team of international scientists have made a remarkable discovery of a new deep-sea octopus nursery at a low-temperature hydrothermal vent off the coast of Costa Rica.

Unveiling the depth: Third active octopus nursery found in deep-sea habitat off Costa Rican coast. Watch!

A study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, on Wednesday (June 28) found that an increase in temperatures leads to a substantial rise in domestic violence against women.

India might witness rise in domestic violence against women due to climate change: Study

Geoffrey Hinton, a prominent figure in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) who is often called one of the 'godfathers of AI', has called on governments to intervene and prevent machines from taking control of society.

Godfather of AI calls for action 'before AI is smarter than us', warns looming takeover isn't science fiction

What would you do if you could modify your body to add mechanical parts? If you could just go up to a shop and ask for cyborg arms or legs? What would the society look like?

Japanese researchers turn horror story to reality, develop cyborg 'Jizai Arms' that can be strapped on. Watch!

Dolphins are known to have unique personality traits similar to humans as they play and socialise with people. However, a recent study has found that dolphins also do something very common among humans - their mothers coo to their babies.

Dolphins pamper their little ones with ‘baby talk’, a study tells how

As per a comprehensive review of global energy data conducted by the Energy Institute, greenhouse gas emissions from the energy industry reached new highs in 2022, despite record growth in wind and solar power.

Global greenhouse gas emissions hit new highs in 2022 despite growth in renewables: Report

In a remarkable revelation, scientists have observed that our closest supermassive black hole, Sagittarius A*, has emerged from a prolonged state of dormancy and intensified its luminosity by a factor of a million.

Nearest supermassive black hole awakens from dormancy, becomes a million times brighter: Scientists 

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to push the boundaries of what was once thought impossible. Its remarkable prediction capabilities have captured widespread attention.

Research suggests AI can predict political views based on facial analysis, raising privacy concerns

A new study has left scientists surprised and concerned after it was found that humans have pumped out so much groundwater in the past two decades that it has shifted the tilt of the Earth’s axis.

‘Surprised and concerned’: Scientists find groundwater extracted by humans has shifted tilt of Earth’s axis

Every year, around the world, thousands of people undergo fertility treatments to have children. Now, a new study has concluded that one in five women who undergo such treatments are likely to conceive their second child naturally soon after.

Previously undocumented effect of IVF uncovered; helps 1-in-5 women conceive naturally second time around

Scientists have used stem cells to create lab-grown structures resembling human embryos. While it marks a groundbreaking achievement in the field, this development has sparked discussions regarding the need for stricter regulations in this rapidly advancing area of research.

Explained | Lab-grown human embryos: Ethical conundrums and emerging frontiers

A major study that spanned 37 years from beginning to end has found something concerning about people who tend to stay up late. These night owls are more likely to die at a younger age but from causes related to smoking and alcohol consumption rather than how late they go to bed.

Bad news for night owls: They may die sooner, but not due to lack of sleep

During a particularly violent period in Earth's history, everything nearly came to a stop. Geochemical processes oozed, tectonic activity decreased, and the evolution of life in its most basic forms had no impact.

Days on Earth used to last just 19 hours, but how? Scientists have the answer

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