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ou might think that our whole planet has been explored; that every plant and animal has been discovered and catalogued; that there’s not much mystery waiting to be brought into the light; but you’d be wrong. There is a place that’s hardly been...
In April, four explorers climbed on board an Orion spacecraft (nicknamed Integrity) and blasted o from Earth. American astronauts Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Reid Wiseman, along with Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, were heading into...
Humanoids battled each other – and humans – in a half-marathon race in Beijing, China, last month. Humanoids are robots whose bodies look like people. The fastest machine – a red racer called Lightning, made by Chinese smartphone maker Honor –...
Huge eyes to spot dinner in the dark
Flashing lights to defend against predators
Bodies built to beat crushing pressure
This natural beauty is famous for being a little bit prickly.
Take a huge sniff… can you smell that? There’s a definite salty whiff of the sea in this issue of Science+nature. A famous writer called Arthur C. Clarke once said that our planet shouldn’t be called Earth at all – it should be called Ocean. As...
Journey to the deepest depths of the ocean to discover the weird and wonderful creatures lurking in the darkness.