- + Giant skull from 40-ton creature is discovered on North Carolina beach... do YOU know what it is?—A large, eerie skull fragment, with two rows of jagged, teeth-like edges, washed onto the shoreline of North Carolina's Outer Banks this week, said th...
- + Scientists have spotted 60 stars that appear to show signs of gigantic alien power plants—A survey of five million solar systems, aided by algorithms, has discovered 60 stars that appear to be partially covered by gigantic alien power plant...
- + Apple's iMessage fails to work for thousands of customers around the world—Apple's iMessage is down for multiple users across the world. Thousands of iPhone users are reporting outage all across social media. [Link to media]
- + I'm a therapist... here's why women are attracted to 'bad boys'—A marriage therapist reported women are drawn to the bad boy because evolution has told them they would be the most viable person to have strong child...
- + How just one horrible moment in your past could cause ALZHEIMER'S, according to new study—People who had stressful experiences in early childhood or midlife were found to have more markers indicative of Alzheimer's disease, according to a n...
- + Police issues warning about Facebook Marketplace after string of robberies in New York, Virginia and other US states ... here is how YOU can stay safe—Police are warning Americans about buying products on Facebook Marketplace. Marketplace crimes have surged across the US in states including Alaska, C...
- + New pinkish eyeless creature is discovered in an underwater cave in China - and it could solve mysteries about evolution—Seven specimens of a brand new species of eyeless cave fish - each with a golden stripe along its back - have been found swimming in China's subterran...
- + California is home to six of the 10 most polluted cities in the US—A new report has revealed the 2024 top 10 most polluted cities in America. The state home to America's 'climate warriors' has six locations on the lis...
- + Police issues warning about Facebook Marketplace after string of robberies across the US... here is how YOU can stay safe—Police are warning Americans about buying products on Facebook Marketplace. Marketplace crimes have surged across the US in states including Alaska, C...
- + Has the mystery of Egypt's pyramids finally been solved? 31 structures including the Giza complex may have been built along a long-lost branch of the river Nile, scientists say—Archaeologists have discovered that the famous structures could have been built along a long-lost branch of the river Nile. [Link to media]
- + Americans can finally understand British humour! Scientists develop a device that can detect when someone is being sarcastic—Improved Anglo-American relations may be on the horizon, as experts have developed a device that can detect when someone is being sarcastic. [Link to ...
- + The eight warning signs your identity has been stolen... and how YOU can protect yourself—Identity theft reports are on the rise in the US, with more than 3,000 people reporting their identity was stolen in 2023. But there are eight ways to...
- + Can YOU tell what they are? 'World's first' emoji dating back to 1988 are discovered - and they look very different to the characters used today!—Matt Sephton, a games developer and blogger, delved into the history of the emoji, and discovered a set of characters from 1988. [Link to media]
- + Rise of the killer robots? Watch the terrifying moment a humanoid bot survives being kicked and punched - before smashing its own hand with a hammer—In this terrifying video, a humanoid robot is seen taking a beating from a human operator, before smashing its own fingers with a mallet. [Link to med...
- + Too busy to find love? Send a robot instead! 'AI dating concierge' could date hundreds of people for you, Bumble founder claims—Speaking at the Bloomberg Tech Summit, Herd, 34, claimed that daters could soon use an 'AI dating concierge' to go out on hundreds dates for them. [Li...
- + Meet the 'richest man who ever lived': Scientists recreate the face of Tutankhamun's grandfather, Amenhotep III, for the first time in 3,400 years—The pharaoh, described by one archaeologist as 'one of the richest men that ever lived', led Egypt through a period of unprecedented prosperity and in...
- + Are monkeys entering the stone age? Capuchin primates filmed using tools to dig for food underground... days after orangutan treated its own wound with plant—Animal psychologists have released incredible video from 214 cases of Capuchin monkeys using stone and stick tools to forage for food in Brazil's Ubaj...
- + Chinese scientists move closer to bringing cryogenically frozen humans back to life - after brain tissue is thawed without damage—A Harvard trained Chinese scientist just found a unique chemical mixture that allows us to freeze and thaw brain tissue without damaging it. They even...
- + 'Giant' viruses that formed 1.5bn years ago are discovered in Yellowstone's Hot Springs—Researchers found giant viruses in Yellowstone Park's geothermal hot springs. The virus poses no risk to humans but could explain what the conditions ...
- + How the geomagnetic storm that hit Earth last week could unleash wave of hurricanes—Scientists from Florida State University found a link between hurricanes and intense solar activity, which has been witnessed in the last few days due...
- + I'm a lab tech - here are the dumbest ways people have manipulated their urine samples to cheat a drug test—TikTok user @kindlefromthelab, a Florida-based technician, blasted people for chugging water or adding bleach to their urine in an attempt to 'cheat'...
- + I was diagnosed as a psychopath - this is the dark inner monologue I have to wrestle with every day—'I close my eyes and I see black,' the young woman said, revealing the inky darkness of her purely abstract thoughts - an experience that echoes new p...
- + South West Water urges Devon residents to boil their tap water after confirmed cases of cryptosporidium with investigation underway—Small traces of parasite cryptosporidium, which causes diarrhoea and vomiting, were found in the water in Brixham. The UK Health Security Agency is le...
- + Creepy iPhone glitch causes pictures that were deleted YEARS ago to resurface - and affected users say they're 'thoroughly freaked out'—iPhone users have been left 'thoroughly freaked out' following a bizarre iPhone glitch this week. [Link to media]
- + The eight red flag phrases that cripplingly insecure men say, according to science—Men exhibit their insecurities through eight red flag comments that could make you feel like you are at fault. Negative comments can harm your mental ...
- + Revealed: The most and least common four-digit PIN numbers - so, is yours on the list?—An analysis of leaked databases from Information is Beautiful shows that people are still using common PIN numbers to protect their vital information....
- + T.Rex was WARM-blooded! King of the Dinosaurs had the ability to internally generate heat - and was not cold-blooded like reptiles, study claims—Scientists say that T-Rex might not be the cold-blooded killer we once thought as evidence suggests that dinosaurs like it might have been able to gen...
- + John Milton was a prude! Rare handwritten notes made by the famous English poet reveal how he dismissed a lewd anecdote as inappropriate—Experts have unearthed rare handwritten annotations made by the famous English poet, which include an example of 'prudish censorship'. [Link to media]
- + Would YOU pee in a hotel pool? Mum confesses that she does as 'no one knows' and getting out is too much effort... but her admission sparks fiery responses—When a mum asked users of Mumsnet if anyone pees in the pool on holiday, the replies were generally awash with revulsion. But one said she 'can't be a...
- + Why it pays to have a narcissistic boss: Companies run by women with a 'bit of an ego' are more successful (but the same doesn't apply to men!), study finds—From YouTube's Susan Wojcicki to Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg,many bosses of the biggest companies have been women. Now, a study has shed light on the s...
- + Doggy doppelgangers! Adorable footage reveals how pups spontaneously imitate humans - even over video calls—Researchers from Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest trained two dogs to imitate human actions, including spinning in a circle, knocking over a bottl...
- + Creepin' it real! Giant huntsman spider terrifies kids at London primary school after hitching a ride from Africa—Dani Zenith, a teaching assistant at the school in Croydon, said staff screamed when the huntsman spider leapt out of the banana box. [Link to media]
- + Watch the moment the Sun launched its strongest solar flare in half a DECADE towards Earth - as scientists warn it could wreak havoc on radios and GPS satellites—Stunning video captured by NASA 's Solar Dynamic Observatory shows the moment the colossal explosion sent plumes of plasma hurtling into space. [Link ...
- + Giant huntsman spider is discovered at a London primary school: African species terrifies children after hitching a ride to Croydon aboard a banana—Dani Zenith, a teaching assistant at the school in Croydon, said staff screamed when the huntsman spider leapt out of the banana box. [Link to media]
- + Ultra rare 'spider twins' have three legs, four arms and one penis—A pair of three-year-old conjoined twin boys in Indonesia were born with three legs, four arms, and one penis, a one in 2 million phenomenon. They als...
- + I'm a vet and these are five dog breeds I would never own - including some seriously popular family favourites—Dr Amir Anwary, from South Africa, shared that while dogs are among the most popular pets, most people don't do enough research on the breeds they ado...
- + Scientists on the cusp of decoding orangutans' secret language - after finding 1,033 distinct sounds apes make to communicate—'We are fairly confident there is much complexity still to unpack in this great ape's vocal system,' the researchers said. They now hope to further de...
- + EV owners say their cars are making them SICK - as driver claims her Tesla caused her nose bleeds, 'debilitating' body pains and hair loss—Electric vehicles are contributing to drivers developing health issues like motion sickness, nausea, and extreme fatigue. EV experts said the one-peda...
- + Update your iPhone NOW! Apple releases iOS update that fixes 15 security issues - and five other new features—A new Apple security feature helps users discover if someone is secretly tracking them via Bluetooth, one of many critical updates released as iOS 17....
- + Gossip Girl! Children enjoy gossiping from the age of just 7 - and and can be swayed by a single negative rumour, study finds—Playgrounds are usually a place for fun and games. But children are gossips and can be swayed easily by negative rumours, according to new research. ...
- + US suffers radio blackouts after being hit by ANOTHER solar storm, NOAA says—NOAA reported radio blackouts at around 12:51pm ET over the US. The disruptions were caused by a powerful solar flare that exploded from the sun earli...
- + Man is stung in testicles by a SCORPION at the Venetian hotel as Las Vegas suffers mass infestation of venomous creatures—A man is suing the Venetian after suffering searing pain from scorpion stings while staying at the Vegas hotel - as reports of deadly Arizona bark sco...
- + Mysterious underground 'entrance' near Egypt's Great Pyramid baffles archaeologists—Archaeologists uncovered two structures hiding below the sands in Egypt that were constructed 4,500 years ago - at the same time as the iconic Great P...
- + I visited the most crowded island on Earth - where more than 1,000 people live on a cramped 0.49-acre outcrop—The island, which is barely half the size of a football pitch, is located on the north eastern side of Lake Victoria and it sits on the the border bet...
- + Revealed: The common driving habit that indicates someone might be a psychopath—If you are prone to this common driving habit, scientists from the University of Regensburg say you are more likely to have psychopathic personality t...
- + Men in medium status jobs are less satisfied with their lives than those in low-ranking roles, study finds—Researchers from SP Jain London School of Management describe men in middle status jobs as the 'miserable middle'. [Link to media]
- + Summer of 2023 was the hottest in 2,000 YEARS - and scientists say climate change is to blame—Overall, last summer was 2.2°C hotter on land than the average temperatures for the years between 1AD and 1890AD, when the industrial revolution was ...
- + Scientists discover ancient HERPES in 50,000-year-old Neanderthal bones found in a Russian cave... and they want to bring virus back to life—Neanderthals that lived 50,000 years ago carried three of the same viruses humans suffer from today, including Herpesvirus, the sexually transmitted p...
- + Is this the key to combatting climate change? Scientists are using a giant vacuum in Iceland dubbed The Mammoth to suck 36,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air every year—Scientists have now turned on a giant vacuum which can suck 36,000 tonnes of CO2 out of the air every year and store it deep in the volcanic rocks ben...
- + Gourmet grub! Cicadas have become the latest food trend with chefs posting recipes for bacon-wrapped, Cajun fried and praline pests - so, would YOU be brave enough to eat them?—They're swarming the US in their trillions and known for producing an annoying buzz. But one way Americans have been dealing with the 'apocalyptic' in...
- + Ghosters beware! Hinge will now force daters to either reply or end conversations before they can start new connections—Hinge is testing a new tool called 'Your Turn Limits', which is designed to increase daters' focus on quality over quantity of matches. [Link to media...
- + The gadget that could curb e-bike and scooter muggings in Britain: UK police could get Ghostbusters-style backpack devices that fire electromagnetic pulses at vehicles to stop them in their tracks—Who you gonna call? Well, UK police of course, as long as they're fitted with their new Ghostbusters-inspired backpacks. [Link to media]
- + I'm a diagnosed psychopath... these were my 'morbid' interests as a kid—A diagnosed psychopath has shared the special interests she had as a child before she was diagnosed, revealing a window into the mind of those with th...
- + Tesla Cybertruck owner rants about vehicle leaking coolant after only 35 miles—Adding insult to injury, the new Cybertruck owner reported that Tesla's customer service staff first told him that 'Tesla doesn't cover coolant leaks'...
- + Scientists reveal why hundreds of fish in Florida Keys are spinning to death and washing up on popular beaches—Toxic algae could be causing dozens of species of fish to spin in the sea before dying off the coast of Key West. The algae causes neurological issues...
- + NOAA says there's a 60% chance a radiation storm could hit Earth this WEEK... here is all YOU need to know—Experts predict more disruptions could occur on May 15th and 16th - as the sun rains subatomic particles in a 'radiation storm' threatening satellite ...
- + New chinchilla-like mammal discovered in Colorado provides new clues about how life bounced back after asteroid wiped out dinosaurs—Thousand of fossils, many new mammal species, uncovered in Colorado have provided clues about how life rebounded following the events that wiped out t...
- + Charlotte the virgin stingray's caretakers post cryptic update about her immaculate pregnancy—The aquarium posted a cryptic message on Facebook that its expanding the stingray's medical team and would be closely monitoring her. The aquarium sai...
- + Northern Lights? What Northern Lights? Brits moan they couldn't see dazzling aurora despite 'once in a lifetime opportunity' (although their phones managed to catch spectacle in vivid colours!)—Social media users have been sharing their frustration at not being able to see the spectacle, which resulted from an intense solar storm last week. [...
- + I'm a forensic researcher who studies rapists - these are the two walking styles they look for in their victims—A forensic psychology student said predators target their victims based on the way they walk, from the width of their stride to the way they hold thei...
- + 'Hand of God' reaches out for the stars in breathtaking telescope image that bears resemblance to famous painting in Sistine Chapel—New telescope images offer a never-before-seen glimpse of 'God's Hand', an eight light-year-long structure made of dust and gas which emerges from the...
- + Spooky mind-reading implant placed deep inside your brain can decode your internal monologue with 80% accuracy—Scientists are one step closer to reading people's minds after developing new technology that can decode internal speech with nearly 80 per cent accur...
- + FDA recalls dozens more candy because they're contaminated with deadly bacteria—California-based Western Mixers Produce & Nuts, Inc recalled its 'Yogurt Covered Pretzels' due to being potentially contaminated with salmonella. ...
- + Miss the Northern Lights this weekend? Don't worry - solar storm will give Brits ANOTHER chance to see aurora—Even as this weekend's solar storm wanes, experts suggest that another could be on the way; giving Britons another chance to see the Northern Lights. ...
- + Get ready for flights to space! $1.4bn Dream Chaser 'plane' will take cargo (and eventually humans) into orbit after passing final tests—After more than a decade in development, 'Dream Chaser' - which can land horizontally on a runway like a traditional aircraft - has completed testing,...
- + From a sneak peek to Google's hotly-anticipated Pixel 9 phone to new AI features: What to expect at the tech giant's unveiling event tomorrow—From a sneak peek of a new Pixel phone to big updates on the future of Google's AI projects, the I/O event tomorrow is certain to bring exciting news ...
- + Bad news for millennials: Avocados are under threat from the climate crisis - with the world's best growing regions expected to decline by up to 41% by 2050—The popular superfood is especially vulnerable to climate change in a hotter, drier, more drought-prone world, according to a new report by London-bas...
- + The insane Cold War plan to protect America from Russian nukes - by stopping the Earth's rotation using 1,000 rockets—The idea of Project Retro was simple: 1,000 huge rockets, normally used to launch nuclear weapons and spacecraft, would generate so much thrust that E...
- + Fifty shades of the grays: New book explores strange SEXUAL encounters with UFOs—Stories about these wild interactions have been around since the 1950s, and in The UFO Files, Nigel Watson explores digs into the psychology behind th...
- + I tried Hilton's £40 'taste of zero waste' menu - and sampled delicacies such as cod tongues, ox heart and salmon cheeks—MailOnline went along to try the menu at Hilton London Metropole, which features cuts of meat that are often thrown away. [Link to media]
- + Aurora Australis: Aussie stargazers may get another glimpse of the spectacular light show tonight—The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has predicted the geomagnetic storm, while not as strong, could light up the night sky yet again on Sunday night. [Lin...
- + The 5 most amazing unexplained artefacts that have left archaeologists baffled, revealed - from mysterious stone spheres to a bizarre 'holey jar'—From a bizarre 'holey' Roman jar to the six-foot-tall stone spheres in Costa Rica, these five unexplained artefacts still baffle archaeologists around...
- + Women struggling with self-esteem receive an ego boost if they shun social media... for just a week—These days, it's hardly surprising that young women struggle with self-esteem. [Link to media]
- + Five pieces of archaeological evidence that suggests Bible stories are true—From signs in the stars to ancient seals unearthed in Jerusalem, there's a surprising amount of evidence of the facts around Bible stories. [Link to m...
- + Revealed: The most dangerous object on EARTH that can kill you in two days if you look at it for just 5 minutes—These terrifying pictures reveal one of the deadliest objects on the planet, the terrifying Elephant's Foot which can kill you in two days if you look...
- + Aurora Australis: Astonishing natural light display captured across Australian skies - here's the reason it's one of the best ever—Aurora Australis put on one of its best shows of the last decade on Friday night due to a number of huge solar fares and 'coronial mass ejections' emi...
- + US enjoys dazzling Northern Lights show stretching from Maine to Alabama after 'extreme' solar storm that could knock out power lines and communications—People across the United States have enjoyed a rare Northern Lights show caused by a geomagnetic storm that could interfere with power lines and commu...
- + Earth is hit by 'extreme' G5 solar storm that's strongest in 20 years and which could damage power lines, communications and satellites—The storm was recorded as being of G5 (geomagnetic 5) strength by satellites around 8pm Friday - the strongest level available. [Link to media]
- + High levels of stress during third trimester of pregnancy linked to lower IQ in male children, study finds—Being stressed during the third trimester of pregnancy could result in male children developing lower IQs due to exposure to high levels of cortisol i...
- + How tonight's geomagnetic storm could send GPSs haywire and cause havoc for airplanes - here's what could happen to cell phones or other electronics—A geomagnetic storm is hitting the US today - bringing with it possible power outages and disrupting GPS, radios, pipelines and railway systems. The s...
- + AI has already developed sinister skill that scientists say could cause it to 'spiral'—MIT researchers have discovered that AI is capable of manipulating and deceiving humans, and has called call for governments to develop strong regulat...
- + NOAA says tonight's 'cannibal' solar storm could be worst in 165 YEARS and cause GPS and power outages - as they reveal exact time it'll hit—The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) held a briefing Friday, revealing when the agency will know how the severe geomagnetic stor...
- + ChatGPT maker is set to reveal a new search product to rival Google in the next few days, report says—OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT is reportedly set to unveil a new AI-powered search function on the eve of Google's major I/O conference. [Link to ...
- + I'm a chiropractor for giraffes - being able to work on the largest neck in the world is a dream—An animal chiropractor drove almost two hours to work on a giraffe after receiving a call that the animal wasn't chewing properly. The giraffe showed ...
- + Northern Lights could be visible in ALL of Britain tonight (including Cornwall!) because of severe geomagnetic storm that threatens to disrupt world's power grids, mobile phone networks and GPS satellites—Stargazers in the UK may be in for a treat tonight as the Northern Lights could be visible as far south as Cornwall according to the Met Office. [Link...
- + Beware of the 'Cave of Death': Terrifying cavern appears harmless to the naked eye - but instantly kills any creature that enters it—Measuring 6.5 feet deep and nearly 10 feet long, Costa Rica's Cave of Death is attracting brave explorers despite its dangers. [Link to media]
- + World told to brace for 'severe geomagnetic storm' today - the first in nearly 20 years - which could bring chaos to mobile phone networks, GPS satellites and power grids—The 'unusual event', as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) put it in an emergency bulletin Thursday, would be the first in ne...
- + NASA wants to build a train on the MOON for when humans eventually live there—NASA wants to build a magnetic levitating railway on the moon, claiming that this would be 'critical' to the operations of a moon base built by the 20...
- + Apple apologises for iPad advert featuring musical instruments being crushed after furious backlash as tech giant says 'we missed the mark'—Plans to broadcast the controversial ad on TV have also reportedly been scrapped - although it is still on Apple's YouTube channel. [Link to media]
- + 'Severe geomagnetic storm watch' - the first in nearly 20 years - is issued with NOAA warning the world's power grids, communication networks and satellite operations could be impacted—The 'unusual event', as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) put it in an emergency bulletin Thursday, would be the first in ne...
- + I'm a dietitian, this is why microwaving food makes some meals MORE nutritious—A dietician reported that microwaves don't remove the nutrients from your food and can actually help preserve them. The lower heat and reduced time ne...
- + Cause of America's brutal tornado season revealed amid devastating damage across Tennessee, North Carolina and Michigan—The number of tornadoes to strike the US is surging this year with 670 reported halfway into the season. Meteorologists say climate change isn't at fa...
- + First patient of Elon Musk's Neuralink implant suffered life-threatening condition during surgery that later caused brain chip to malfunction, report claims—A new report has claimed that Neuralink's first patient suffered a potentially life-threatening condition due to the surgery that led to the brain chi...
- + The terrifying cocktail of chemicals in your flavoured vape: Scientists use AI to simulate the reactions inside e-cigarettes - revealing 127 'acutely toxic' compounds—Potentially harmful substances that are produced when e-liquids in vaping devices are heated for inhalation, report researchers in Dublin. [Link to me...
- + Rise of the killer robots? Scientists develop an indestructible robotic hand that can withstand being pounded by pistons or bashed with a hammer—This giant indestructible robot hand is capable of withstanding being smashed with a hammer and is already being used to train the next generation of ...
- + Google IS quietly recording your voice... here is how to switch the feature off—Google is quietly recording your voice and a tech entrepreneur has revealed how you can shut it down for good. The tech company claims it uses the dat...
- + Elephant-astic to see you! The elaborate ways elephants greet their friends, revealed - including ear flapping, trumpeting, tail wagging and even roaring—Researchers have discovered that African elephants greet each other by combining vocalisations and gestures together, such as rumbles with ear flappin...
- + CDC warns of new Covid 'FLiRT' variants becoming dominant across the US - but here's why it could be the end of disease—An infectious disease doctor has told DailyMail.com that new mutations to Covid's 'spike proteins' have created a variant better at evading human immu...
- + Revealed: The key sign that indicates a woman might be a PSYCHOPATH—A new study suggests looking at a woman's head movement during a conversation could be a giveaway. [Link to media]
- + Huge asteroid the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza will skim past Earth at 56,000mph today, NASA warns—A massive asteroid almost as large as the Great Pyramid of Giza will skim past the Earth at 65 times the speed of a bullet, NASA has revealed. [Link t...
- + Britain's traditional slang insults are at risk of dying out, it has been revealed - see how many YOU know and use in our interactive quiz—Britain's historic sayings could soon be at risk - as a new study has warned that some of our favourite put downs are at risk of dying out... but do Y...
- + Teacher, 55, is stunned to discover a 1,600-year-old stone with ancient Celtic script while weeding in his garden in Coventry—Graham Senior, 55, had been clearing out his overgrown flowerbed when he made the incredible discovery during lockdown in May 2020. [Link to media]
- + Apple's new iPad advert featuring musical instruments being crushed is SLAMMED by critics - as actor Hugh Grant deems it the 'destruction of the human experience'—The one-minute clip shows a collection of artistic objects - including paints, books and musical instruments - being crushed by an industrial press. [...
- + Why has Mr Brightside stood the test of time? Scientists reveal the secret to its success as The Killers' hit overtakes Wonderwall to become the biggest single never to reach number 1—Despite being released by The Killers 20 years ago, it is now the UK's biggest-selling single never to reach number one. But why exactly has Mr Bright...
- + Elon Musk gives update about first Neuralink patient as he reaches key milestone after receiving pioneering brain chip—Elon Musk 's Neuralink has shared a progress update about the first person to receive a chip that allows him to operate a computer with his mind. [Lin...
- + Think twice before using AI to digitally resurrect a dead loved one: So-called 'griefbots' could HAUNT you, Cambridge scientists warn—Researchers from the University of Cambridge have warned that these AI 'griefbots' could cause psychological harm and even digitally 'haunt' those lef...
- + China is CREATING heat waves over the Pacific Ocean - killing fish and other wildlife—A team of researchers found that China's reduction of aerosol emissions has contributed to rising sea temperatures in areas of the northeastern Pacifi...
- + I'm an ex-NASA scientist - these are the planets where alien life really could exist—Astrophysicist Dr. Lisa Kaltenegger surveys the galaxy in her new book 'Alien Earths.' We 'might not even recognize' alien life, she says, when it's '...
- + Mysterious portal connecting New York to Dublin pops up in Manhattan—A portal connecting New York City and Dublin, Ireland opened today, letting people in both cities see each other 24/7 in real time. The portals will b...
- + Nintendo quietly confirms a successor to the Nintendo Switch will be revealed within the year - seven years after the hugely popular original device went on sale—According to Nintendo's president, an official announcement about the 'successor to Nintendo Switch' is coming before April 2025. [Link to media]
- + Florida crowned best in the US for education - thanks to high graduation rates and low tuition fees—A new report has revealed a red state has the best education in the US. Residents have seen high graduation rates and low tuition for colleges, but fa...
- + Is this the beginning of the end for the Thames Barrier? As the structure turns 40, experts warn it won't protect London from flooding until 2070 as planned - and say a replacement is needed 'soon'—As the Thames Barrier celebrates its 40th anniversary, scientists warn the £535 million structure might not provide adequate flood defence until 2070 ...
- + Get click quick scheme: How 'flipping' Instagram handles is big business - with some selling for $55,000—Instagram users are selling their accounts for tens of thousands of dollars despite the platform warning that this violates its terms and conditions a...
- + Four out of 10 parents do NOT make their children sit in a car seat, shocking new figures show—Four in ten parents have admitted they break the law by not making their children sit in a car seat, a new study has revealed. [Link to media]
- + Moaners rejoice! Ranting with your friends can actually make you happier, study finds—Research by Southwest University has shed new light on the surprising benefits of having a moan with your friends. [Link to media]
- + 'Who is still buying iPads?' Gadget fans question why Apple is still churning out new tablets - despite the devices only making up 6% of sales—As Apple reveals a line of upgraded iPads boasting bigger screens and more powerful processors, some confused gadget fans have been left asking: 'Who ...
- + World's first hydrogen superyacht linked to Bill Gates hits the high seas - and the 390-foot boat with two-bedrooms, a gym and offices is on sale for more than $600M—The new eco-friendly 'mothership' yacht must chill its hydrogen fuel at an extraordinary -423.4 degrees Fahrenheit in order to store the gas as a liqu...
- + Del Boy won't be pleased! Study reveals the British insults that will soon be consigned to history including 'prat', 'plonker' and 'numpty' - so, is your favourite at risk of dying out?—Only Fools and Horses was known for its hilariously British insults. But Del Boy won't be best pleased, as a study has warned that some of our favouri...
- + How long will your cat live? Eerie charts predict the life expectancy of popular breeds - and it's bad news for Sphynx owners—For the first time, researchers have produced 'life tables' for companion cats in the UK which can estimate the remaining life expectancy of different...
- + Tim Peake says there is 'absolutely' alien life in the universe - and predicts extra-terrestrial bacterial life could be found within five years—The British astronaut, 52, thinks the universe is 'teeming with life' but the vastness of it may cause problems with us ever making contact. [Link to ...
- + Last month was officially the hottest April on RECORD with global temperatures 0.67°C above average - and scientists say climate change is to blame—April 2024 was warmer than any previous April in records dating back to 1940, according to Copernicus, the EU's Climate Change Service. [Link to media...
- + Ordnance Survey rolls out a database of local nicknames to help emergency services find the right locations - so, would you know where the Eye of the Butt, the Dalek, and Slippery Bottom are?—From the Eye of the Butt to the Dalek, thousands of bizarre nicknames for landmarks have now been added to an Ordnance Survey database meant to help e...
- + How a computer whiz duped the world into believing Katy Perry attended the 2024 Met Gala - all from their bedroom in Brazil!—Brazilian Katy Perry super-fan Sali told DailyMail.com about his AI art process. Sali said he uses two different AI and Photoshop for more 'realism' w...
- + Cybertruck owner tests 'deathtrap' feature that Tesla claims to have fixed... and nearly loses his finger—TikToker Jeremy Judkins experimented with the updated software that claimed to make the frunk safer, placing his finger inside the open and watching t...
- + The UFO Files: Nine never-before-seen videos of craft flying over California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona are revealed by researchers—Enigma Lab shared nearly 10 UFO reports with DailyMail.com, which show a glowing, hazy object flying over several US states on the same day and around...
- + How people text on their phones reveals if you're Gen Z, Millennial or Boomer—How you move your fingers across your phone's keyboard can reveal your age. A TikToker shared his findings after watching friends and colleagues of di...
- + How your cooking could cause the same lung damage as pollution, study claims—Researchers at the University of British Columbia found frying foods triggers the release of similar pollutants that flood the outdoor air in built-u...
- + Apple debuts divisive new 'Ozempic iPad' Pro to mixed reaction—Apple has launched all-new iPads during its 'Let Loose' event. The tech giant debuted a 13-inch iPad Air and the fastest, thinnest iPad Pro ever to hi...
- + Urgent warning over bluetongue virus: Millions of farm animals are at risk of deadly disease carried to Britain from Europe by midges—Bluetongue disease, named after the effect it can have on the tongues of infected animals, has been confirmed in Kent, Norfolk and Suffolk. [Link to m...
- + Google launches £499 Pixel 8a: Budget smartphone is packed with AI tools - and is £300 cheaper than the iPhone 15—Google has launched the Pixel 8a, which it describes as 'The Google AI phone at an unbeatable value.' [Link to media]
- + Two women embark on 500-mile drive from Jacksonville to Key West in TOY CARS in an attempt to achieve a Guinness World Record—Best friends Lauren Lee and Cassie Aran, both 29, from Florida, set out on their journey in mid-March and have meticulously documented the trip mile b...
- + What would happen if you fell into a black hole? NASA simulation imagines what it would be like to plunge beyond the point of no return - with terrifying results—The new NASA clip, created on supercomputer at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation in Greenbelt, Maryland, shows a first-person plunge towards a bl...
- + Doctor reveals why he NEVER drinks water from a plastic bottle—California-based physician Dr Saurabh Sethi warned they contain too many toxic nanoplastics, which get lodged in the body and are linked to cancer and...
- + Alexander the Great's bathroom is discovered after 2,300 years: Archaeologists uncover a room in Greece where the king bathed in a 'homo-erotic way with his teenage, testosterone-filled companions'—Archaeologists have discovered the bathroom where the teenage Alexander bathed naked with his companion, rumoured lover and future military second-in-...
- + 99% of cars sold in US between 2015 and 2022 expose passengers to toxin linked to cancer and autism, study warns—Researchers are warning that cars contain toxic flame retardant chemicals that can cause cancer, lower IQ levels and reproductive issues. Flame retard...
- + Lake Windermere is turning GREEN thanks to tourists: Shocking images show the emerald waters as scientists blame visitors for algal blooms in the Lake District—Scientists say that tourists might be making Lake Windermere turn green as sewage from hundreds of thousands of visitors fuels massive algal blooms ea...
- + Apple is hosting an event today titled 'Let Loose' where it could unveil four new products - here's what we expect to see—Apple CEO Tim Cook has already told his X followers to 'pencil us in', alluding to what the Cupertino company has in store today. [Link to media]
- + Scientists discover remains of a 'buried planet' deep inside EARTH—Fragments of Planet Theia appear to be buried deep beneath Africa and the Pacific Ocean. And now more evidence has been found deep in the moon via NAS...
- + Cyberstuck! Tesla's 'apocalypse-proof' Cybertruck has to be towed after getting stuck in sand on Nantucket island—A Cybertruck got stuck on the beach on Nantucket Island, despite Elon Musk's pledge that the vehicle was 'apocalypse-proof.' The incident was caused b...
- + Two astronauts will launch into space on rocket made by Boeing TONIGHT - after series of airplane safety failures—NASA is launching Boeing's Starliner spacecraft on Monday night, carrying two astronauts to the International Space Station where they will stay for o...
- + Never-before-seen creature with 'blade-shaped fangs' is discovered in a Thailand cave—Reptile hunters scaled a climb 50-foot cliff to catch samples of the new species. The snake has ridged 'keeled' scales on its underbelly, allowing it ...
- + Now that's what I call death defying! Scientists suggest building a Wall of Death on the moon to help keep astronauts fit in low gravity—Scientists from the University of Milan say that building a 'Wall of Death' on the moon could be the key to keeping astronauts fit and healthy in a fu...
- + A.I. reveals who's REALLY winning the Drake vs Kendrick beef - as fan bases remain divided over diss songs—AI chatbots weighed in on the Drake versus Kendrick Lamar musical feud, weighing the pros and cons and clarified who wins remains subjective. Lamar re...
- + Google adds bizarre 'audio emoji' feature including a fart button - here's how to try it—Tapping on the emoji sends a five-second animation accompanied by a cheeky sound effect during a call. [Link to media]
- + Can you tell what it is? Archaeologists baffled by bizarre twelve-sided Roman object dug up in Lincolnshire—A mysterious 12-sided Roman object that has baffled archaeologists has been discovered in Lincolnshire. Can you tell what this bizarre artefact might ...
- + Chinese scientists create mutant Ebola virus to skirt around biosafety rules - and it causes horrific symptoms and kills group of hamsters—A team of researchers at Hebei Medical University engineered virus to contain parts of Ebola in a lab that killed a group of hamsters in just three da...
- + Did you see it? Stunning photos show the Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower - and experts say the spectacle could be visible again TONIGHT—If you missed the stunning Eta Aquariids meteor shower last night there is still more chances for stargazers to see this incredible display - here's h...
- + Our brains have a built-in GPS! Scientists pinpoint a 'neural compass' that prevents us from getting lost—An 'internal neural compass' in the human brain lets us orientate ourselves and navigate through an environment, report experts at the University of B...
- + Children should starting using AI at 6 years old so they don't become the lost generation of workers, expert recommends—An expert has suggested parents teach their children as young as six to use AI in an effort to provide them with skills they'll need to survive a worl...
- + Having a lie-in at the weekend can keep you happy and stave off depression, scientists say—Experts have discovered another reason why you should stay in bed - as people who get 'catch-up sleep' are less likely to experience symptoms of depre...
- + Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower peaks tonight with up to 50 shooting stars every hour - here's the best time to see the spectacular display from the UK—Eta Aquariids are known for their impressive speed - traveling at about 148,000 mph (66 km/s) into Earth's atmosphere. [Link to media]
- + Revealed: The best crisps in the UK, according to AI - so, do YOU agree with its choices?—To get to the bottom of the ultimate crisp, MailOnline asked ChatGPT to 'rank the best crisps in the UK.' [Link to media]
- + Revealed: The US state with the highest number of OnlyFans creators—Some states are freakier than others, according to a new study. It found that Connecticut has the highest proportion of OnlyFans creators in the count...
- + How top scientists think we'll finally hear from aliens - and why it could happen in the next decade—Top scientists worldwide hunting for alien life have all predicted humans will make contact in the next decade, but how communication will carry out v...
- + Star Wars Day: Scientist reveals how to build a REAL lightsaber - but warns the 'superheated stick of fiery death' may be too dangerous for members of the public to get hold of—To celebrate Star Wars Day, Dr Alex Baker, a chemist at the University of Warwick, explains how the fictional weapons would actually work on Earth. [L...
- + WhatsApp messaging feature goes DOWN globally with users struggling to send or receive some texts—Meta reported Friday that there are disruptions to its internationally popular texting service WhatsApp, specifically the app's Cloud API [Link to med...
- + What DO cicadas do? Everything you need to know about sex-crazed insects as emergence begins across the US—Male cicadas, 'loud as a lawn mower,' can generate 400 sound waves per second. But the EPA notes cicada burrows also help aerate lawns and improve gro...
- + How Elon Musk's Tesla firing spree could nuke Biden's plan for America to go fully electric by 2035—Elon Musk's removal of Tesla's entire Supercharger staff could open doors for other companies to get in on the EV market. The move won't affect Biden'...
- + Everything we know about Apple's new 'iPhone Flip' - as well as its plan for a foldable iPad—An insider said Apple is now sourcing parts in Asia for two sizes of 'iPhone Flip.' These reports claim Apple's designers want the 'Flip' to be half ...
- + As research warns IQ is falling for first time EVER.... our map reveals average scores in every US state—IQ scores are falling in the US and one expert said technology could be to blame. The average IQ score in the US is now 98 down from 100, but some sta...
- + Everything we know about Apple's secret new project the 'iPhone Flip' - as well as its plan for a foldable iPad—An insider said Apple is now sourcing parts in Asia for two sizes of 'iPhone Flip.' These reports claim Apple's designers want the 'Flip' to be half ...
- + Leprosy spread between people and red SQUIRRELS in medieval England, study reveals—Researchers have discovered evidence that indicates our native rodents once served as an important host for the Mycobacterium leprae strains that caus...
- + Pentagon official warns Russian space nuke could be devastating - as China beats NASA in launching first mission to dark side of moon—A Russian nuclear anti-satellite could have 'devastating' consequences, the Pentagon warned this week. Meanwhile, China deployed a mission to the dark...
- + Faulty Cybertruck steering wheel part is 'made in Mexico' - despite Tesla bragging EV is the 'the most American pick-up truck' ever!—Mechanics who stripped the new EV down for an online video discovered that the steering motor has a sticker saying 'made in Mexico' - the piece is par...
- + Rise of the sports 'super-material': How athletes including Alexander Munyao and Emmanuel Wanyonyi have smashed records wearing a NASA-inspired polymer - and Team GB is set to wear it at the Olympic Games in Paris this summer—The NASA-inspired 'super-material' is developed by Rheon Labs, and has already helped a number of athletes including Alexander Munyao and Tamirat Tola...
- + Samsung pokes fun at its rival Apple following reports that iPhone alarms aren't working properly - 'rest assured our alarms GO OFF'—While Apple has reassured users that it's fixing the problem, Samsung has taken to Instagram to poke fun at its rival. [Link to media]
- + The ruins that could prove the Bible was TRUE: Stretch of wall in ancient Jerusalem vindicates the holy book's account, archaeologists claim—Scientists have linked events mentioned in the Bible to archaeological findings unearthed in the city of David - the historic site that formed the ori...
- + MRI scans reveal the STUNNING stages of consciousness in the brain—Neuroscientists have documented brain activity that helps maintain 'wakefulness.' They hope their new consciousness study will one day help coma and s...
- + Record number of New York elites are having panic rooms installed in their homes - which cost between $50,000 and $1m and have electrified door knobs and walls that shoot pepper spray—Heavily fortified 'safe spaces,' some with electrified doorknobs, ballistic doors and facial-recognition locks, have become all the rage among Manhat...
- + Chinese car maker unveils Tesla Cybertruck knockoff—One of China 's 'Big Four' automakers, Wuhan-based Dongfeng, has unveiled a new, all-electric 'concept' truck that looks uncannily like Tesla 's iconi...
- + Scientists solve mystery of Antarctica's giant hole that was twice the size of New Jersey when it appeared in 2016—Scientists have unraveled the mystery of how a giant hole in Antarctica's sea ice formed in 2016 and 2017. A combination of water currents, wind and s...
- + Florida issues warning about 'fecal water pollution' at two MORE popular beaches—Floridians have been warned of 'fecal pollution' in waters surrounding two popular beaches. Officials are urging residents and visitors to stay out of...
- + Scientists watch orangutan treat its own wound with medicinal plant for the first time—A male orangutan in his mid 30s named Rakus chewed up leaves and smeared them on a wound, which healed quickly and completely. It's the first time sci...
- + Do you like loud cars? You might be a psychopath! Men who want to modify their vehicles to make them noisier are more likely to have dark personality traits, study finds—Researchers from the University of Western Ontario have revealed that men who like particularly noisy cars are more likely to be psychopaths. [Link to...
- + Urgent warning to eBay shoppers: Scammers are trying to trick people into buying non-existent flowers that look like CATS using adorable pictures generated by AI—Online shoppers have been duped by the latest AI scam - fake 'cat's eye dazzle' seeds from China advertised on eBay. [Link to media]
- + Meet Sparkles! Boston Dynamics' robot dog, Spot, wears a blue sparkly pooch costume as it performs an impressive dance routine - but terrified viewers claim the outfit 'just adds fuel for nightmares'—Boston Dynamics' robot dog, Spot, can be seen wearing a blue, sparkly dog costume as it performs an impressive dance routine. [Link to media]
- + 'Plato is just the start': Ancient Herculaneum scrolls buried during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius could also reveal secrets about Socrates, scientist claims—Scientists are using clever scanning techniques to identify the Greek text written within the ancient Herculaneum scrolls in Naples - without having t...
- + Polly wants a chatter! Pet parrots prefer live video calls with their friends over pre-recorded footage, study finds—The clever birds can tell the difference between live and pre-recorded videos, scientists at the University of Glasgow think. [Link to media]
- + Meet Shanidar Z: Scientists recreate the face of a female Neanderthal whose head was FLATTENED during a rock slide 75,000 years ago—Named Shanidar Z, her skeleton had been buried by tens of thousands of years of sediment before first being uncovered in 2018. [Link to media]
- + At least 20 US states are set for dangerous heat this summer... is YOUR hometown a 'hot zone?'—At least 20 states spanning throughout the Northeast and the Midwest are in hot zones where temperatures could be above the normal due to El Niño brin...
- + Leaked image claims to show Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 models - revealing largest display increase in years—An Apple insider has posted an image he claims shows the upcoming iPhone 16 family. If the photo is correct, the Pro and Pro Max will be larger than p...
- + Magnitude 2.6 aftershock rattles New Jersey as residents say it sounded 'like a truck was driving by'—The Garden State has been rocked by more than 150 aftershocks since the initial 4.8 magnitude earthquake which centered near Lebanon on the morning of...
- + Creators of infamous 'AI death calculator' issue warning about fake sites stealing user data—Danish makers of the 'AI death calculator' announced in December have issued a warning to the public who are curious about their time of death. [Link ...
- + Ukraine unveils AI spokesperson to 'provide timely updates' amid the war with Russia that looks like a real-life influencer—Ukraine is adding an AI spokesperson to its arsenal in the war against Russia 's invasion of the country two years ago. The spokesperson is based off ...
- + Up to 50 shooting stars will soar across the US each hour during the Eta Aquarids meteor shower this weekend... here is how YOU can see it—The yearly Eta Aquarid meteor shower is in full swing and will give excited stargazers an especially brilliant show this weekend. It's expected to pea...
- + Urgent warning to Android users over fake Chrome updates that could drain your bank account and leak your location—Security researchers have uncovered a new banking malware called 'Brokewell.' The money-stealing virus poses as Google Chrome, Klarna, and ID Austria ...
- + Outrage over video of 'idiot' dad doing acrobatic-like stunts with his new BABY - as doctors warn it could cause deadly brain injuries—A video making the rounds on Instagram showing a father swinging his infant in acrobatic-like stunts attracted outrage among doctors and social media ...
- + Why climate change ISN'T going to end the world and why we need to stop obsessing about net-zero, according to Cambridge University professor—Professor Mike Hulme argues that 'climatism' is an ideology that places too much importance on stopping climate change, when there are other more pres...
- + Was YOUR Google down? Search engine hit with more than one-hour outage that impacted users worldwide—Google was hit with a worldwide outage Wednesday that impacted users in the US, the UK and other parts of the globe. [Link to media]
- + Google is DOWN! World's biggest search engine hit by outage plaguing thousands of users across the globe—Google has been hit with a worldwide outage that is impacting thousands of users. DownDetector shows issues appeared around 11am ET, plaguing search, ...
- + Revealed: The surprising reason why beer tastes better ice cold, according to scientists—Scientists have discovered why a chilled pint really does taste so good - and it's all to do with how alcohol behaves at different temperatures. [Link...
- + Beachgoer urges couples not to have gender reveal parties along the coast after making concerning discovery—Beach-goers are urging expecting parents not to to have a confetti gender-reveal party on the sandy shores. Confetti can harm the environment because ...
- + Travelers blast 'aggressive' act carried out by plane passengers - so are you guilty of it?—In a Reddit thread around reclining seats on planes, one commenter highlighted how you 'have to watch out for "ploppers."' After coining the word, man...
- + 'Tens of millions' of people secretly use WhatsApp in countries where it's banned - including China and North Korea, messaging platform's boss reveals—WhatsApp is banned in countries such as China, but this isn't stopping 'millions' from using it with help from VPN services. [Link to media]
- + April was the sixth wettest on RECORD in Britain - with 55% more rainfall than average, Met Office reveals—In news that will come as no surprise to most Britons, the Met Office has confirmed that April was the sixth wettest since records dating to 1836. [Li...
- + Get ready for 'healthier' white bread! Scientists are trying to create a loaf that's as nutrient-dense as wholemeal but not as bland—Dr Catherine Howarth of Aberystwyth University is working to create a healthier white bread that is as nutrient dense as wholemeal bread. But nutritio...
- + Purebred dogs are just as healthy as mixed breeds! Scientists debunk long-standing myth that inbreeding damages pooches' health—Until now, it's been widely believed that purebreeds are more prone to health conditions than mixed breeds. However, researchers from Texas A&M Un...
- + Has the home of Rome's first emperor finally been found? Scientists discover a villa near Mount Vesuvius where Augustus may have died 2,000 years ago—The 'extravagant' villa contains huge elaborate pillars, ancient pots known as amphora that likely held wine and even a statue of Dionysus, the Greek ...
- + Inside British Airways' HQ control room - the nerve centre that oversees up to 820 flights A DAY (and decides if YOUR bag is coming off the plane first)—MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill takes a sneak peek inside BA's Integrated Operations Control centre at its Waterside head office next to Heathrow. [...
- + Tired teens: The most popular children at school get the least sleep - especially if they are girls, study finds—A team from Orebro University in Sweden have revealed that popular teenagers sleep less than their peers, losing up to 27 minutes of sleep per night. ...
- + Asteroid hunters spot more than 27,000 'hidden' space rocks - and some pass 'dangerously' close to Earth—'This is super important,' an ex-NASA astronaut leading the work said. 'This is key to protecting the Earth from being hit by asteroids: knowing where...
- + Move over, Gnasher! The Beano will feature a guide dog for first time to raise awareness of the impact sight loss can have on young people—For decades he's been Beano's trusty sidekick. But Gnasher is no longer the only dog in town, as Britain's longest-running comic is set to feature gu...
- + Rare type of dwarfism could hold the key to a longer life, scientists claim—Laron syndrome is a genetic mutation that causes dwarfism, but according to new research, it also protects people against heart disease. Previous work...
- + Orphaned baby orca escapes to the open ocean - a month after refusing to leave its dead mother in Canadian lagoon—The baby orca who was trapped in a Canadian lagoon for more than a month has escaped on its own. A rescue team is now following her closely and hopes ...
- + Rare type of dwarfism could hold key to longer life, scientists claim—Laron syndrome is a genetic mutation that causes dwarfism, but according to new research, it also protects people against heart disease. Previous work...
- + Experts reveal very simple steps you can take to avoid Alzheimer's—Experts revealed that engaging in activities like reading, chess and knitting could slow cognitive decline and prevent dementia. Activities like readi...
- + How AI is facing its 'Oppenheimer moment' - and why humans must act—Civilian, military and technology leaders from over 100 countries convened Monday in Vienna in an effort to prevent, as one physicist put it, 'the fut...
- + How to protect your TikTok content if Chinese-owned app is banned in US—The co-founder of a global influencer talent agency has advice for average users. Anyone who values their TikTok videos, she said, should back up thei...
- + Expert reveals why EVs are dangerous to some drivers on the road—EVs put other cars at risk of increased injury or fatalities in an accident. The heavier weight from the batteries, means EVs can withstand a car coll...
- + Is Taylor Swift singing about 'eldest daughter syndrome?' Women claim pop star's songs highlight the eight symptoms of being the firstborn—Many of Taylor Swifts songs are being touted as 'oldest daughter anthems' because the tunes speak to the intense pressures women have faced as being t...
- + How to ensure your iPhone alarm goes off - after users complain app isn't waking them up for work or school—Some users have complained that their iPhone alarm is not going off, making them miss appointments. Here is how you can check the settings for your ph...
- + Bird flu causes blindness in cats that drank milk from infected cows at Texas dairy farm - sparking fears the virus is evolving—Cats who drank milk from cows infected with H5N1 bird flu became extremely sick within a day, and some died within three days. They had lesions in the...
- + Apple launches new Beats headphones with 50-hour battery life that are nearly $300 less of the tech giant's AirPods Max—Apple is releasing its Beats Solo 4 headphones today at the cheapest price tag seen to date. The product is listed at $200, down from $300 and comes i...
- + How long you should spend sitting, sleeping, standing and exercising each day REVEALED by scientists—Australian researchers believe they have discovered exactly how long we should spend sitting, sleeping and exercising to have, and keep, a healthy hea...
- + Britain should brace for an influx of exotic SPIDERS, scientists say as a new species of arachnid is found in Cornwall—According to experts, hotter temperatures in Britain are providing perfect living conditions for spiders that have been transported from abroad due to...
- + World's deepest blue hole is discovered in Mexico: Huge abyss extends at least 1,380ft below sea level - and scientists are yet to reach the bottom of it—The largest blue hole in the world, called Taam Ja', is located in Chetumal Bay off the coast of Mexico. Blue holes are massive underwater sink holes ...
- + Revealed: The dog breeds at the highest risk of dying from cancer - with medium-sized pups at the top of the list—By studying canine death records from three different countries, a biologist in California found the flat-coated retriever has the highest risk of can...
- + Are YOU a 'Sour Patch' adult? One in eight people enjoy intensely tart sensations, study reveals—'Sour Patch Adults' make up around 12 per cent of the population, and enjoy intensely sour sensations, according to researchers from Penn State Univer...
- + The 'morbid' theory explaining why aliens have not contacted us on Earth—There have been various theories, including the lonely proposal that human-level intelligence is totally 'unique' in the universe, but one scientist h...
- + Charlotte the virgin stingray's caretakers release two similar updates in same week - fueling conspiracy theories among fans—Fans of Charlotte the virgin stingray noticed that her aquarium posted two similar updates three days apart, setting off a new barrage of conspiracy t...
- + NASA's James Webb captures 'sharpest' images of the Horsehead Nebula that sits 1,300 light-years away from Earth—NASA's high definition, James Webb Space Telescope has just captured the most detailed images yet of the Horsehead Nebula's billowing 'mane' [Link to ...
- + Toxic chemicals are found in more than 200 19th-century books ... here is how YOU can spot a 'deadly' edition—19th-century books with green covers contain worrying levels of arsenic, prompting some libraries to remove them from the shelves. Arsenic was combine...
- + Large bird flu outbreak feared among Texas farmers - group shows symptoms of disease as experts warn cases are far more widespread than previously thought—Veterinarians are warning they are hearing of farmers showing tell-tale symptoms of bird flu infections in Texas and Wisconsin. A total of 44 people a...
- + Warning over 'blinding' dog infection that could spread to humans - as two pets in New Jersey contract bug that is resistant to drugs—The bacteria is able to 'melt' through the eye during infections and travel into the bloodstream, where it can potentially cause the fatal condition s...
- + Here's what has New Yorkers more stressed than the rest, according to a Senior Director at the American Psychological Association—New Yorkers feel more stress about money, the economy, family responsibilities, and job stability than the average American. And for many adults, thes...
- + Lost work of the Brothers Grimm found hidden in library - and handwritten notes could reveal how the authors chose themes for stories like 'Hansel and Gretel' and 'Rumpelstiltskin'—Scientists have discovered 27 new original works by the Brothers Grimm that have thought to have been lost in WWII. The books contain handwritten note...
- + Instagram is DOWN: Thousands of users worldwide hit with outage plaguing the app—Instagram is experiencing outages worldwide, leaving thousands of users unable to use the app or login. The outage hit around 2pm ET and is impacting ...
- + Instagram down for 2 hours during outage that impacted users worldwide—Instagram is back online following a two-hour outage that hit users worldwide. DownDetector, a site that monitors online outages, reported issues arou...
- + US Air Force pays $13 billion for new 'doomsday' planes that protect president during a nuclear attack - sparking fears America's preparing for WWIII—The US Air Forced announced a $13 billion contract to develop craft to replace the aging Boeing planes that are used to protect the president during a...
- + Women can stand the cold BETTER than men, surprising study finds—It's long been thought that women feel the cold more than men. But a new study from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland suggests o...
- + Black dog turns completely WHITE 2.5 years after being diagnosed with vitiligo - as incredible photos detail his colour-changing transformation—Buster, an adorable four-year-old dog, has turned from turned from black to completely white due to his vitiligo. [Link to media]
- + What Amazon's Fallout show gets right about how life would mutate after nuclear bombs drop—Amazon's hit show Fallout takes place 200 years after nukes were dropped. Humans have become monsters and animals have evolved due to intense radiatio...
- + Florida dolphin dies of 'mutated' bird flu that is 18 TIMES more resistant to drug treatment—A bottlenose dolphin in Florida was found dead, after wildlife officials reported it acting strangely. A postmortem exam showed that the animal was in...
- + Scientists uncover why at least 100 dead bodies have naturally mummified in Colombian town since 1960s—Naturally mummified bodies were discovered in San Bernardo in Colombia. The bodies still had their skin tissue, nails and hair and appeared to just be...
- + Forget what you thought about cavemen! Early hunter-gatherers were mostly VEGETARIAN and gorged on beige starchy foods, study claims—Researchers analysed the bones and teeth of Stone Age hunter-gatherers, who are often depicted feasting on slabs of meat, to discover their true diet....
- + Inside the world of Formula E: MailOnline goes behind-the-scenes in Monaco at the world's first fully-electric racing series, dubbed the 'battle for the future'—MailOnline's Shivali Best went behind-the-scenes at the latest race in Monaco to find out how Formula E has maintained its position as the global lead...
- + Earth just received a laser message from 140 MILLION miles away, NASA reveals—The laser was transmitted to Earth by NASA's Psyche spacecraft, which is currently 140 million miles away - 1.5 times the distance between Earth and t...
- + Antarctic wildlife is being sunburnt: Hole in the ozone layer now lingers over the continent for more of the year - leaving seals and penguins exposed to dangerous levels of UV, study warns—The ozone hole over the Antarctic is lasting for longer - posing danger to wildlife, warns a team of researchers led by a University of Wollongong aca...
- + The King of the Dinosaurs was NOT a genius! Scientists pour cold water on theory that T.Rex was as intelligent as a monkey - and say it was 'more like a smart crocodile'—T.Rex was not as clever as previously stated, report a team that includes experts at the University of Bristol and University of Southampton. [Link to...
- + Woman, 101, is mistaken for a BABY because American Airlines' computer system can't accept that she was born in 1922 and not 2022 - as she jokes 'they thought I was a child and I'm an old lady!'—A woman flying from Chicago to Marquette, Michigan was left baffled this week, after being mistaken for a baby. [Link to media]
- + Creepy green flash lights up the sky as the sun sets over the ocean - as witnesses brand it 'paranormal'—Craig Hayslip, a faculty research assistant at Oregon State University, captured the bizarre moment a creepy green flash illuminated the sky over the ...
- + I'm a tech expert... here is how to recover a hacked Facebook account—Tech Expert Kim Komando gives advice to a distraught man whose Facebook account was hacked. He asked how he could recover the account that has all his...
- + New AI creates molecules not found in nature that can CHANGE human genes to cure even the rarest of diseases—The AI was trained on a database of 5.1 million CRISPR-associated (Cas) proteins, allowing it to create potential molecules that could be used in gene...
- + Can YOU tell who they are? Artist digitally envisions what celebrities would look like as the opposite gender—Artist José Antonio Saliba has imagined what several celebrities would look like as the opposite gender. So, can you tell who they are you? [Link to m...
- + TEMPUR Pro Air SmartCool review: MailOnline tests Dreams' 'coolest mattress yet' which uses NASA technology to transfer heat away from your body while you snooze—The TEMPUR Pro Air Smartcool is inspired by NASA technology and provides a cooling sensation. But does it really regulate temperature throughout the n...
- + FBI reveals US states with the worst cybercrime... is YOUR hometown a target?—New data from the FBI revealed the states with the most cyberattacks. Alaska was top of the list with 319 cyberattacks per 100,000 residents, followed...
- + Anti-aging elixirs could be hiding in a $1 diabetes pill or a mysterious chemical on Easter Island - here are six studies that could prolong our lives—From a $1 pill that treats diabetes to a mysterious chemical unearthed on Easter Island and stem injections - scientists may be getting close to anti-...
- + How to upgrade your outdated acronyms to keep up with Gen Z - swap YOLO for DIFTP and ROFL for the skull emoji—Currys have revealed the easy acronym swaps you can make to keep up with Gen Z. [Link to media]
- + NASA pauses $16 billion Hubble space telescope that pinned down age of the universe due to 'glitch'—The Hubble Space Telescope has paused operations because of a mechanical issue. One of its gyroscopes, which stabilizes the craft, has been sending ba...
- + Scientist cracks cause of 'Pharaoh's curse' that killed more than 20 people who opened King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922—Deaths of archaeologist Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon have long been linked to the Pharaoh's curse that threatens 'death by disease' upon anyone wh...
- + Google invests $75M to teach one million Americans how to use AI—Google is donating $75 million and releasing a course to teach people how to use artificial intelligence tools. One week earlier, the company rolled b...
- + The surprising sexual kink that is most likely to result in orgasm, new study suggests—Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany found that nearly 90 percent of participants felt sexual stimulation from tickling. For ...
- + California's EV goal could cost taxpayers $20 BILLION in power grid updates to meet demand by 2045, study reveals—The upgrades are due to requiring an additional 25 gigawatts of power, which is equivalent to more than 62 million solar panels. Scientists found Cali...
- + Feeling lucky? Brainteaser challenges YOU to spot a four-leaf clover among the pile of cards in just one minute—Playing cards is loved around the world, but a new brainteaser swapped a club for a four-leaf clover and challenges viewers to find it in under one mi...
- + Apple boss Tim Cook confirms unveiling event on May 7 with cryptic teaser—Apple CEO Tim Cook has posted a cryptic animated teaser for the event, which he confirmed will be streamed online on May 7. [Link to media]
- + Meteorologists reveal 10 US states are set for higher-than-usual wildfires in 2024 ... is YOUR town at risk?—The National Weather Service warned of increased fire risk for Delaware, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virgi...
- + Chickens go red in the face when they're flustered - just like humans, study finds—French researchers have discovered that chickens 'blush' just like humans when they are flustered. Researchers say this finding could improve how we u...
- + US military tests new weapon to prepare for 'space-enabled' attacks on the US - as Russia and China lead the star wars nuke race—The US Space Force announced it has tested a new device called the Remote Modular Terminal, which can jam signals from enemy satellites to block attac...
- + Nationwide app is back online after two-hour outage that left thousands of frustrated customers across the UK without access to funds—According to Down Detector, more than 2,000 customers across the country were affected by an outage at around 12pm BST on Friday. [Link to media]
- + Windows 11 users Start Menu will soon have ADVERTS - here's how to turn them off—Microsoft Windows will now see even more annoying adverts as the company will soon begin including ads in the Windows 11 Start Menu, but these can be ...
- + Nationwide is DOWN: Banking app crashes for thousands of frustrated users across the UK—According to Down Detector, more than 2,000 customers across the country were affected by an outage at around 12pm BST on Friday. [Link to media]
- + Moment turtle chokes on plastic off Hawaii coast revives memories of 2015 video showing a straw being pulled from a sea creature's bleeding nose—Divers watched in horror as a green sea turtled was choking on a piece of plastic. The incident revived memories of a 2015 video showing researchers p...
- + Is ChatGPT sexist? AI chatbot was asked to generate 100 images of CEOs but only ONE was a woman (and 99% of the secretaries were female...)—Imagine a successful investor or a wealthy chief executive - who would you picture? If you ask ChatGPT, it's almost certainly a white man. [Link to me...
- + Forget Mars, are there aliens on… K2-18b? Discovery of planet twice as big as Earth emitting gas 'only produced by life' sparks huge excitement among astronomers—Observations of a planet 120 light-years away by the James Webb telescope could show that life exists outside of our solar system. [Link to media]
- + 'Finally, a dating app feature I can get behind!' Singletons love Hinge's huge update which lets them automatically filter out time-wasters and creeps—Hinge has now made it easier to block out unwanted messages as the app launches the 'Hidden Words' feature to filter out terms chosen by the users. [L...
- + Revealed: The 10 surprising foods experts say you should keep in the fridge - from corn on the cob to wholegrain flour—Next time you're unpacking your groceries from the supermarket, you might want to reconsider where you store your items. [Link to media]
- + East Coast of US at greater risk of flooding - thanks to 'dangerously weak' current of Atlantic Ocean, top scientists warn—An ocean current that carries cold water from around Antarctica up to the North Atlantic has weakened in the past two decades, which will cause oceans...
- + Hackers are using fake Facebook ads to steal bank account details and personal information ... here's how YOU can stay safe—Facebook users are getting tricked into clicking on fraudulent links that expose personal information and data to scammers. Users should avoid sponsor...
- + Scientists GROW diamonds in just 150 minutes that could cost $2,000 less than the real thing ... Can YOU spot the difference between lab-made and natural gems?—Researchers have found a way to grow diamonds in just 150 minutes. Although they're small, measuring 100 nanometers - the size of a typical virus - re...
- + Scientists reveal how long YOU should walk to boost brain power—Scientists have found that walking for just a short time can boost your brain power. Sitting for 20 minutes (left) results in much less brain activity...
- + UFO or drone? 'Flying cylinder' spotted soaring over New York City's LaGuardia Airport baffles passenger—Michelle Reyes claimed that she saw a 'flying cylinder' soar over New York City while she was traveling in a passenger airplane. A UFO expert determi...
- + James Bond, eat your heart out! Futuristic submarine resembles a UFO and can take eight passengers to depths of up to 656ft—The Triton 660 AVA sub from a Florida based firm has an expansive transparent 'bubble'-like' window that makes passengers feel at one with the ocean's...
- + Scientists want to grow vegetables using human urine - and reveal how YOU can make the natural fertilizer at home—Scientists are urging farmers to use urine to fertilize crops instead of synthetic fertilizer. They have developed and are experimenting with toilets ...
- + David Bowie was right - there are spiders on Mars! European Space Agency's spacecrafts snap mysterious arachnid shapes on the Red Planet—Incredible new images from the European Space Agency show 'araneiforms' - also known as 'spiders from Mars'. [Link to media]
- + Emotional turmoil of having a pet stolen is similar to losing a child, study finds—Anyone who owns a dog will be familiar with the unbreakable bond you share with your pet. Now, research has confirmed they really do feel like part of...
- + Hilton launches a £40 'taste of zero waste' menu across its flagship UK hotels - featuring cod tongues, potato peel chips, and treacle tart made of leftover sourdough—Zero waste menus are launching at Hiltons in London, Manchester and Brighton, featuring unusual delicacies such as ox heart, salmon cheeks and cod ton...
- + Britain's 'most dangerous plant' strikes in Somerset: Toddler is left with painful blisters across his face and hands after accidentally brushing past giant hogweed—Kayvon Wright developed red spots on his face and hands the morning after walking with his mum near Chard Reservoir in Somerset, England. [Link to med...
- + Emperor penguins are on the pathway to EXTINCTION: 99% of birds could be wiped out by 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise at current levels, study warns—Researchers from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have warned that 99 per cent of birds could be wiped out by 2100, if greenhouse gas emissions cont...
- + Toxic chemicals used in laptops, baby seats and smartphones can easily pass through human skin and leach into bloodstream, scientists show for first time—Scientists found that flameproofing chemicals called PBDEs, found in everyday products, can permeate the skin and make their way into the bloodstream,...
- + Mother, 62, is diagnosed with world's deadliest cancer years in advance thanks to artificial-intelligence-powered blood test: 'AI saved my life, I won the lottery'—Despite being a picture of health, an AI-powered blood test in 2022 revealed that one of the world's deadliest cancers was silently forming in Ms Balo...
- + Chase Bank app is DOWN: Thousands of Americans report struggling to access online banking—Chase Bank is down for users across the US that complain they can't access their app and website. [Link to media]
- + I was a Chinese cyber slave forced to scam people online … if I didn't do it I was beaten and starved—Rescued cyber slaves have shared the horrors of being trafficked by Chinese gangs in South Asia. Cousins from Pakistan were forced to scam five people...
- + More than 44m Americans are living in areas with toxic levels of pollution linked to asthma attacks and strokes—Americans are suffering from the worst levels of air pollution in 25 years, according to a new report. West Coast cities are primarily affected becaus...
- + I was a cyber slave... Man reveals horrors of being trafficked by Chinese gangs that forced him to scam Americans online - or be beaten and starved—Rescued cyber slaves have shared the horrors of being trafficked by Chinese gangs in South Asia. Cousins from Pakistan were forced to scam five people...
- + Mark Zuckerberg goes from Mr Steal Your Data to Mr Steal Your Girl in an effort to reinvent himself amid fall of Facebook... complete with chains, fur coats and pals in the UFC—Mark Zuckerberg has gone from T-shirts to glam with gold chains, fur coats, and an AI-generated image of himself with a beard. His change comes as Fac...
- + America's toxic wastelands: More than 20 million people living near sites polluted with hazardous waste linked to infant deaths and cancer—The EPA recently updated its Superfund list to include 1,340 locations across the US that are within one mile of more than 20 million Americans. These...
- + Revealed: The 5 popular brands responsible for the most plastic pollution in the world - so, is YOUR favourite on the list?—The Coca-Cola Company tops the list as the number one polluter, and is responsible for 11 per cent of all branded waste, according to researchers from...
- + Chimps are now eating disease-ridden bat feces as over-farming wipes out food sources in Africa... and experts warn it could start next pandemic—Chimpanzees in Uganda have been eating virus-filled bat dung ever since their preferred food source was destroyed by tobacco farmers. Scientists fear ...
- + The surprising foods that cause foul-smelling flatulence—It's no secret that beans can cause offensive flatulence, but several other gas-boosting foods may be more surprising. DailyMail.com broke down some o...
- + Like father, like son? Think again! People inherit surprisingly little of their personality from their parents, study reveals—Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say we're only slightly more likely to share personality traits with our parents than we are with a random ...
- + Why parents really do feel burnout by Friday revealed in new study—A new study has found why most parents will feel burnout by Friday. Scientists found that it all comes down to have children lose their attention and ...
- + The human foods that could be making your dog fat, revealed - from grilled salmon to scrambled egg—New research from Pet Range might make you think twice about sneaking leftovers to your dog under the dinner table. [Link to media]
- + Come fly with me! French musician Jean-Michel Jarre becomes the world's first passenger to take off in the futuristic flying 'AirCar' that can transform from a road vehicle into a plane in 90 seconds—Aboard the flying AirCar, French musician Jean-Michel Jarre and a pilot took off from and landed at Piešťany Airport in Slovakia. [Link to media]
- + Voyager 1 starts transmitting useable data again for first time in five months - after appearing to have broken down nearly 50 years into its outer space journey—The decades-old NASA Voyager 1 spacecraft has begun sending readable communications again after months of transmitting gibberish. [Link to media]
- + CyberTRASH? Owner claims to have found MORE flaws with new EV - days after Tesla recalled 4,000 for issue with the accelerator pedal—A Cybertruck owner shared photos of his vehicle's gear selector hanging by a wire. A former Tesla engineer told DailyMail.com that this issue will kee...
- + One in THREE people can't solve this brain teaser in less a minute, others get it almost instantly... how will YOU fare?—A brain teaser asks the viewer to find the broom in a pile of colorful clothes. It takes about a minute to solve the puzzle, but one in three people h...
- + Struggled with 'I am not a robot' captchas lately? It's not just you... they're getting harder - here's why—Captchas are becoming more difficult to solve and there's a reason why - bots are outsmarting you. Captchas are puzzles that are used to safeguard web...
- + Researcher claims he's found Plato's grave after using AI to decipher ancient Herculaneum scrolls—Plato's long-lost burial has been found in Greece, claim experts who found the exact burial spot in the Herculaneum scrolls. The team used AI to read ...
- + Tucker Carlson says there is 'no evidence' for Darwin's theory of evolution - and even his friend and boss Elon Musk says he doesn't agree—On The Joe Rogan Experience, former Fox news commentator Tucker Carlson said there is 'no evidence' to support Darwin's theory of evolution. But he mi...
- + Can YOU spot the right-winger and the liberal? AI predicts people's politics by analyzing a single selfie—Facial recognition technology can be used to reveal people's personal information, a new study revealed. Researchers said the AI tool could identify l...
- + Meet the Thermonator: First ever flamethrowing robot dog that shoots jets of fire up to 30 feet hits US market—An Ohio-based company launched the first flamethrower-wielding robot dog online. Amercians can now purchase the four-legged machine that shoots flames...
- + Elon Musk's X hit with worldwide outage for more than one hour that impacted thousands of users—Elon Musk's X is back online following a more than one hour outage that plagued thousands of users worldwide. Issue reports cited problems with the we...
- + Forget dirty talk! Facial expressions are more effective to convey what you want during sex, scientists say—Researchers have discovered that most people believe facial expressions and cues from body language are the best way to enhance the experience. [Link ...
- + Elon Musk's X is DOWN: Worldwide outage hits app and website—Elon Musk's X is down worldwide, leaving thousands of users unable to access the website or app. Issues appear around 9:45am ET. Users report feeds ar...
- + Don't be a stranger! Rekindling old friendships can be as scary as making new ones, study finds—Experts have discovered that the majority of people are hesitant to rekindle past friendships over fear that it would be 'too awkward' or their effort...
- + Has LeBron James just leaked a new Apple product? Basketball star is spotted carrying an unreleased device - here's what it could be—LA Lakers star, LeBron James, has been spotted holding what appears to be a new Beats speaker. [Link to media]
- + Look up tonight! Full Pink Moon peaks this evening as our entire lunar satellite is lit up by the sun—If you're a fan of stargazing, make sure you have this evening booked off in your diary. Tonight, the Full Pink Moon will reach its peak as our entire...
- + Meet Britain's newest dog breed! Polish Hunting Dog is officially granted recognition by The Kennel Club - making it the 223rd breed in the UK—The Polish Hunting Dog has been granted recognition by The Kennel Club, and will be classified in the Hound Group on the Imported Breed Register. [Lin...
- + Closer to finding aliens on Mars? NASA finds traces of gas that could be a sign of life near a crater on the Red Planet—NASA's Curiosity Rover detected a steady stream of methane coming from Gale Crater, and scientists now think they know why this stream came out when t...
- + New bill in California could axe little-known rule that allows state to keep newborn blood indefinitely—California allows newborn DNA to be stored indefinitely, which can be accessed by researchers and law enforcement. But a new bill could mandate health...
- + How we became 'Plastic People': Startling new documentary tracks global spread of toxic microplastics from the bottom of oceans to inside the human brain - and how it all started with the 1950s throwaway living idea—A new documentary has uncovered evidence of microplastics in human brain tissue for the first time. The filmmakers spoke to DailyMail.com ahead of a U...
- + America's fight to save handwriting from extinction as IQs begin to fall for first time ever and teachers warn some 20-year-olds can't sign checks anymore—Handwriting is less prevalent than it once was, with a third of Americans reporting that they haven't written a personal letter or note in more than f...
- + Put away your phone - and unleash your inner hobbit! The top 10 most wish-listed Airbnb 'Earth homes' around the UK, from cosy caves to a Viking longhouse and a secret retreat with on-site ducks and fairy pools—To celebrate Earth Day, Airbnb has revealed its 10 most wish-listed UK 'Earth homes', rentals that allow guests to 'immerse themselves in nature and f...
- + NASA finds new mutant bacteria in SPACE—A mutated bacteria was discovered on board the International Space Station that could affect the health of astronauts during their stay. E. bugandensi...
- + How Elon Musk's prediction that AI will become 'smarter than any human being' by 2025 could come true, according to artificial intelligence expert—Elon Musk has claimed that superhuman artificial intelligence could arrive by the end of 2025 - having previously predicted that superintelligent AI w...
- + Orangu-NAN! World's oldest orangutan celebrates her 63rd birthday - making her the same age as Barack Obama, Eddie Murphy, and Jennifer Coolidge—Bella was collected from the wild in 1964, and is estimated to have been born in 1961, making her the same age as Barack Obama, Eddie Murphy, and Jenn...
- + Lyrid Meteor Shower peaks tonight with up to 18 shooting stars overhead every hour - here's the best time to see the spectacular display from the UK—The Lyrid Meteor Shower is active through most of April, but will officially reach its peak tonight. [Link to media]
- + Europe endured its joint hottest year on RECORD in 2023 - with temperatures above average for 11 months of the year, report reveals—Europe's overall temperature last year was 1.8°F (1°C) above average, the EU's climate change programme has revealed - putting it on a par with 2020. ...
- + Attractive female faces make men behave more honestly, study suggests—Researchers found male participants in an experiment cheated less often when presented with a picture of a beautiful woman. [Link to media]
- + Lyrid Meteor Shower will peak tomorrow with up to 18 shooting stars overhead every hour - here's how to see the spectacular display from the UK—The Lyrid Meteor Shower is active through most of April, but will officially reach its peak on 22 April. Here's everything you need to know, including...
- + Ask the tech expert: My friend's aunt claims she's good with crypto and is encouraging me to invest $10,000 - but I'm afraid it's a scam—Tech Expert Kim Komando, radio show host, gives advice to a man worried about investing big money in crypto and a teen who found her dad is tracking h...
- + Beware hackers on a plane: Tech expert reveals the dos and don'ts of using in-flight Wi-Fi—A tech expert has shared the dos and don'ts for using Wi-Fi in an airport and on a plane. The open networks can leave devices vulnerable to hackers lu...
- + How to see a once-in-a-lifetime green comet: Mount Everest-sized space rock dubbed the 'Mother of Dragons' makes its first visit to the inner solar system in more than 70 years - and you won't even need a telescope to see it!—As the once-in-a-lifetime 'devil comet' reaches the brightest point in its 73-year orbit this weekend, experts reveal the best way to get a glimpse of...
- + What smoking cannabis really does to your mind: Experts reveal the surprising effects this 4/20 - from boosting your libido to triggering auditory illusions—As 4/20 rolls around once again, MailOnline has asked the experts what your brain is really like on drugs to reveal the strange effects of cannabis yo...
- + Tech expert reveals 5 travel mistakes that set you up for a vacation disaster—A tech experts has revealed five mistakes many travelers make when going on vacation that can turn their dream getaway into a nightmare stay. [Link to...
- + Five UFO abduction cases that could FINALLY be solved - as new study investigates 30-years' worth of evidence—Hundreds of alien abduction cases including research which inspired Steven Spielberg's 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' are to be examined by expe...
- + WhatsApp launches a major change that makes it much faster to find chats - here's how to try it—WhatsApp has introduced three new Chat Filters, which allow you to find messages without having to scroll through your full inbox. [Link to media]
- + Jawdropping discovery: Remains of extinct human species that died thousands of years ago found in kitchen floor tiles—A Redditor found what looked like a human jawbone embedded in the tiles of his parents' home. Multiple experts confirmed that it likely belonged to an...
- + Tucker Carlson says UFOs are piloted by 'spiritual entities' with bases 'under the ocean and the ground'—Carlson weighed in with his UFO theories on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. The Fox News vet stated UFOs 'don't behave according to the laws of scie...
- + Elon Musk's Tesla RECALLS nearly 4,000 Cybertrucks due to potentially fatal flaw with the accelerator pedal—Tesla has recalled more than 3,000 Cybertrucks to fix an accelerator pedal pad that could come loose and get lodged in the interior trim. [Link to med...
- + EPA puts two NEW 'forever chemicals' on its danger list - and they're in hundreds of popular cookware and waterproof clothes—The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has listed two chemicals as 'hazardous' and added them to the Superfund law that holds industries accountabl...
- + Remains of long-lost WWII soldier buried as 'Unknown' is identified as Illinois man who died in Japanese POW camp 80 years ago—A WWII soldier buried as 'Unknown' has been identified 81 years after his death by forensic scientists who used DNA and other methods. [Link to media]
- + Inside 'world's deadliest cave' that could cause next pandemic: Kitum in Kenya gave rise to Ebola and 'eye bleeding' Marburg virus—Fatal 'hemorrhagic' or blood-letting fevers emerged from Kitum in the 1980s. Scientists ascribe Kitum's unique deadliness to the animals who scrape th...
- + Plastic industry is heating up Earth's atmosphere TWICE as fast as the global airline industry, study claims—Plastic waste gets lots of attention, but producing plastics actually produces more planet-heating greenhouse gases than the airline industry and coal...
- + The bizarre mating ritual of octopuses: Watch the moment a male gets DRAGGED around the ocean floor mid-sex by an impatient female—The bizarre encounter between two algae octopuses was captured off the island of Bunaken in Indonesia. [Link to media]
- + Jeff Bezos-backed carmaker Rivian plans second round of layoffs this year - days after Elon Musk cut 14,000 Tesla employees—Jeff Bezos-backed EV-maker Rivian has cut more of its workforce following 10 percent of its employees laid off earlier this year. The company's share...
- + The book that predicted the Titanic disaster: Eerie 1898 novel about 'unsinkable' ocean liner 'Titan' hitting an iceberg and sinking was published 14 years before tragedy claimed 1,500 lives—She was 'unsinkable' and 'indestructible' - until she sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. This was the story told by author Morgan Robertson in his...
- + Meteorologist warns of 'weather wars' between countries after Dubai floods were blamed on 'cloud seeding' - with 'catastrophic' consequences—Mr Jaques, a meteorologist, warned there could be 'unintended consequences' to using the technology, leading to 'diplomatic instability' between natio...
- + Antarctic ice shelf the size of France suddenly JUMPS twice a day - and scientists warn it could trigger a devastating icequake—The Ross Ice Shelf, a platform of ice measuring nearly 200,000 square miles, moves suddenly like plate tectonics that cause earthquakes, say scientist...
- + WhatsApp angers users for the second time in a week as it introduces bizarre green features - with one venting 'we don't like change, leave us alone!'—It seems WhatsApp's strange tests are far from complete, with many people noticing bizarre green features within the app. [Link to media]
- + Netflix's password-sharing crackdown pays off! Streaming platform gains 9.3 million customers - bringing its total subscriber base to almost 270 MILLION—Netflix's password-sharing crackdown appears to be paying off as the company added another 9 million subscribers in the first quarter of this year, br...
- + I'm a forensic psychiatrist and here are five common myths about clinical psychopaths—London-based forensic psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das has debunked five myths many people believe when it comes to clinical psychopaths in a video on YouTub...
- + Chemical drums filled with toxic waste are dug up in New York 'cancer hotspot' - where families have been warning for years they are being poisoned—New York officials are outraged after finding six 55-gallow chemical drums filled with liquid toxins buried underneath a park in Long Island. Resident...
- + More barrels of toxic waste are found buried in New York 'cancer hotspot' - and locals claim chemicals dumped by Northrop Grumman have been poisoning them since the 1950s—At least four more chemical drums have been found the Town of Oyster Bay, just two weeks after officials uncovered six filled with liquid toxins that ...
- + Elon Musk's Starlink satellites could be eroding Earth's magnetic field and slowly poisoning us all, ex-NASA scientist warns—An ex-NASA physicist tells DailyMail.com that space junk could strip Earth's atmosphere - as Starlink becomes an 'unplanned geoengineering experiment'...
- + NASA warns China is conducting military programs in space under the guise of civilian exploration—NASA warned China is using its civilian exploration program as a cover for its military programs claiming territory on the moon. The US now is in a ra...
- + Elon Musk confirms Tesla Cybertruck deliveries have been delayed due to potentially fatal fault: 'We are just being very cautious'—Tesla customers are complaining that their Cybertruck deliveries have been canceled with no warning and little explanation, as some have been told the...
- + Fascinating video goes inside abandoned GHOST TOWN that has been left to rot after residents were forced to flee - leaving behind decaying homes still full of toys and mementos—Kayville, in Saskatchewan, Canada , was once a bustling village with over 100 citizens and 30 businesses. But now, the dwindling community is a shell ...
- + Your next Frappuccino could come in a new cup as Starbucks is set to rollout redesign in US this month—Starbucks announced Thursday it is redesigning plastic cups used for iced drinks. The move aims to combat the millions of pounds of plastic the compan...
- + Ever wondered what Mona Lisa would look like rapping? Microsoft launches VASA-1 AI bot that can make images talk - with eerily realistic results—Microsoft's new AI tool, called VASA-1, transforms a still image of a human face into a video clip of them talking or singing. [Link to media]
- + Scientists clone TWO endangered animals using frozen genes from 1988: Process could save OTHER species from extinction—Scientists have cloned two black-footed ferrets from frozen DNA tissue taken from another ferret in 1988. Researchers hope to breed from the cloned fe...
- + Couple in Lincoln are baffled to discover a 'Medieval' gargoyle hidden under a trapdoor in their toilet—A Lincoln couple were baffled to find a hidden medieval relic beneath a trapdoor in the bathroom of their home while cleaning. [Link to media]
- + I tasted Europe's first lab-grown sausage - and I'd challenge the top Michelin-star chefs to be able to tell the difference between the real-deal!—MailOnline has taken a trip to Meatable's HQ in Leiden, the Netherlands to try its first ever product - lab-grown pork sausage. [Link to media]
- + The iconic American rivers becoming so filthy with pollution they are 'endangered'—New Mexico's rivers and nine others throughout the US are endangered after the Supreme Court stripped safeguards from the Clean Air and Water Act. The...
- + Meta's AI shocks thousands of parents in a Facebook group by claiming it has a 'gifted, disabled child' - as one asks 'what in the Black Mirror is this?'—Meta's AI has shocked tens of thousands of parents on a Facebook group as the chatbot bizarrely claims to the parent of a gifted and disabled child. [...
- + Cloud seeding is used around the WORLD - not just in Dubai: How countries including the US, China, Switzerland and Australia have implemented the weather modification technique - and why it's controversial—Dubai is far from the only place in the world where cloud seeding is used with countries including the US, France , and Australia using the method wid...
- + Meet Atlas 2.0! Boston Dynamics reveals new robot after retiring legendary humanoid - as terrified viewers claim it 'looks like something out of The Exorcist'—Boston Dynamics has announced today that it plans to sell the new version of its humanoid Atlas robot to manufacturers. The old version starred in vir...
- + Uber reveals the most weird and wonderful objects left in its vehicles this year - from a live TURTLE to a whole smoked pork belly—While items of clothing, luggage, headphones and wallets are the most frequently forgotten items, it seems that some Uber riders didn't just leave the...
- + Bad news for Walkers, Youngs, and Zimmermans! Students with surnames that come later in the alphabet are given lower grades, study finds—Researchers from the University of Michigan say that students with surnames that come later in the alphabet are given lower grades. [Link to media]
- + Somerset's giant sea monster! Huge ichthyosaur twice the size of a London bus roamed the UK 200 million years ago, study reveals—Experts have revealed a huge ichthyosaur, two times the size of a bus, swam in the sea off Somerset 200 million years ago. [Link to media]
- + Fool's gold may be valuable after scientists make 'unexpected' discovery in Appalachian Mountains—Scientists found that fool's gold in the Appalachian Mountains contains an unexpected metal that's needed to produce green energy like electric vehicl...
- + Genius iPhone hack will save you so much time when traveling—Texting your flight's six-character 'flight number' opens Apple's 'Flight Preview.' The iPhone shortcut offers flight departure, arrival, and even bag...
- + Tesla's Cybertruck disaster: Insider reveals 'serious safety issues' behind scenes of EV rollout - as drone footage shows hundreds of unfinished trucks backed up at Texas factory—Current Tesla staff have disclosed 'serious safety issues' to an ex-Tesla employee. 'Good engineers,' ex-Tesla engineer says, 'are afraid to say somet...
- + Microplastics are now found in BRAINS and gallstones—Microplastics have been found in the brains and gallstones of mice, according to a pair of new studies. Experts warn that microplastics are most likel...
- + Scientist share world's first 'conversation' between humans and whales - and say it's the first step to understanding aliens—A new video of researchers communicating with a humpback whale in Alaska over 20 minutes. The researchers hope the breakthrough could lead to communic...
- + Has the world's most mysterious text finally been cracked? Experts claim 600-year-old Voynich manuscript contains medieval SEX secrets—Researchers claim that the world's most mysterious text has been cracked as they reveal that the Voynich manuscript contains medieval sex secrets. [Li...
- + The Great Barrier Reef suffers its worst summer on record: Corals experience extreme bleaching in addition to floods, cyclones, and outbreaks of deadly starfish, scientists warn—The full extent of the impact is still unknown despite a 'gutwrenching' update on Wednesday which revealed almost three-quarters of the reef has been ...
- + NASA says Mars samples that may contain signs of life are STUCK on Red Planet... as it calls on private sector's help retrieving them—NASA announced it needs help bringing rock samples back from Mars that Perseverance Rover had collected in its search for signs of life. The existing ...
- + What is cloud seeding? Step-by-step graphic reveals how the weather modification technique works - as experts question whether it was to blame for the Dubai floods—As experts question whether Dubai's devastating deluge was self-inflicted, this step-by-step graphic reveals how the controversial cloud seeding techn...
- + Is this the key to finally finding life beyond Earth? Planets harbouring aliens may give off a distinctive purple hue, scientists say—Scientists from Cornell University believe they have taken a major step forward in the search for aliens. [Link to media]
- + Experts predict AI could one day do all our jobs better - but workers claim it already does—With millions of jobs at risk from AI in the future, a survey of 16,000 workers found nearly half admit the technology can already outperform them in ...
- + WhatsApp backtracks on subtle change that saw capital letters added - as it reassures furious users 'it's going back to normal now'—If you were pained by the capital letters, there's good news - WhatsApp has confirmed that it's backtracking on the change. [Link to media]
- + 'World's most advanced' humanoid robot heads to Scotland: Ameca can mimic human speech and facial expression with eerie precision - and will be showcased to 'demystify complex technologies'—The National Robotarium, the UK's centre for robotics and artificial intelligence based at Heriot-Watt University in partnership with The University o...
- + There IS a link between women's periods and the moon after all, study finds—Researchers in France and the US discovered there is a link between menstrual cycles and the full moon. The moon affects the body's circadian rhythms,...
- + Disease killing beavers in Utah 'can spread to humans,' officials warn—Utah wildlife officials have found nine dead beavers contracted tularemia, also called rabbit fever. The disease can spread to humans, becoming fatal ...
- + Scientists find 'vampire' bacteria that has a thirst for HUMAN blood—Bacteria like E. coli and salmonella can home in on blood, a process called 'bacterial vampirism.' In people with IBD who have small cuts in the gut, ...
- + Experts reveal the most stressful time of day... and how YOU can ease the pressure—Experts found that 51% of adults said they are 'often overwhelmed' from moment they get out of bed. The new survey, which polled 2,000 adults found 47...
- + Tesla reportedly halts ALL Cybertruck deliveries due to fatal flaw that causes EV to accelerate to top speeds—An analysis told DailyMail.com that all Cybertruck deliveries have been put on pause. The recall is due to a potentially fatal issue with the accelera...
- + People are calling $700 AI gadget the worst piece of tech they've ever used - even though it was touted as the 'iPhone killer'—Humane's tiny, $700 wearable computer, AI Pin, vowed to be user's virtual personal assistant and a veritable 'iPhone killer.' But savage reviews blast...
- + Ex-TikTok employees claim they were ordered to routinely send American user data to Beijing - as company battles all-out ban in the US—TikTok shared extensive user data with Chinese-based parent company ByteDance, a new investigation claims, even after TikTok said it had cut most ties...
- + Vikings may have practiced ancient form of plastic surgery 1,000 years ago, study suggests—Viking women intentionally deformed their skulls 1,000 years ago, according to a new study. The researchers found the elongated skulls of three women ...
- + Proposed design for a train station in Nanjing is ridiculed by Chinese internet users - with one joking 'that is a giant sanitary pad!'—The design of a new train station in the Chinese City of Nanjing has been relentlessly mocked on social media, with internet users comparing the shape...
- + WhatsApp has made a subtle change that has left users FURIOUS - as one vents 'it's hurting my soul'—Users have been left furious following a subtle change within the app. 'Online' and 'Typing' - words displayed under the other user's name in your ch...
- + The shocking extent of Britain's plastic crisis: 1.7 BILLION pieces of rubbish are thrown away by UK households every week, study reveals—A shocking report has laid bare Britain's plastic crisis, with households throwing away a whopping 1.7 billion pieces of rubbish every week. [Link to ...
- + Giant kangaroo twice the size of a human roamed Australia 5 million years ago, study reveals—Scientists from Flinders University have discovered three species of giant kangaroo that roamed Australia five million years ago, with the biggest gro...
- + The enormous stellar black hole hiding in Earth's backyard: Scientists discover a huge void in the Milky Way that's 33 times as massive as the Sun—A black hole called Gaia BH3 is 'extremely' close to us, astronomically speaking, according to experts at the Paris Observatory in France. [Link to me...
- + Israel's multilayered air-defense system that protected it from 99% of Iran's drone and missile strikes—Over 170 Iranian drones and 150 missiles were deflected by Israeli defenses. Israeli tech, like its 'Iron Dome,' worked defense with US, French and UK...
- + This is my secret three-ingredient recipe that gets rid of pesky kitchen bugs and fruit flies in minutes—A gardener has revealed her top hack for getting rid of flies, mosquitoes, and bugs in a matter of minutes. [Link to media]
- + With Voyager 1 losing contact after floating billions of miles and sending back stunning images, PAUL BRACCHI on the tin can that smashed through the final frontier (and will sail on for eternity)—Unbelievable as it may seem today, the computers on the Voyager 1 spacecraft, considered state-of-the-art back in 1977 have 240,000 times less memory ...
- + Mystery in the Florida Keys as six rare sawfish die in 7 days - while others begin acting bizarrely—Six endangered smalltooth sawfish were found dead, washed up on shore in the Florida Keys in the last week. The anomaly is baffling researchers and co...
- + Charlotte the virgin stingray is growing something besides just babies, her caretakers reveal—Charlotte the stingray, who apparently became pregnant without a male, has begun growing a new barb after dropping hers in February. This is a sign th...
- + NASA spots incredible pink 'flames' pulsing out from behind the total solar eclipse - what are they?—The looped towers of pink plasma, each called a 'solar prominence,' are 10 times the length of Earth's diameter. Anchored to the Sun's surface, each o...
- + 'Alien mummies' press conference descends into chaos as Peruvian officials try to seize new 'pregnant specimen' with three fingers and toes—A press conference hosted by ufologist Jamie Maussan showcasing 'alien mummies' in Peru took a bizarre turn after Peruvian officials attempted to seiz...
- + Food scientist explains the four-step process McDonald's uses to make its Coke taste so good—A food scientist has revealed what makes McDonald's Coca-Cola taste better than any other establishment. The company uses filtered water and stainless...
- + Pandas are NOT all black and white - and now scientists know why some are different colours—A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers in Beijing, China has uncovered the cause of rare giant pandas that are born with brown fur - and the ...
- + Deep sea expedition uncovers more than 50 never-before-seen species off the coast of Chile - from a 'flying spaghetti monster' to a glow-in-the-dark dragonfish—Glow-in-the-dark dragonfish and flying spaghetti monsters are only some of the 160 species found by an expedition to chart Chile's underwater mountain...
- + Cybertruck owner reveals potentially fatal fault that causes throttle to get stuck while driving: 'It's a deathtrap, man'—Tesla's Cybertruck has sparked concerns for one owner who said a malfunction with the accelerator has turned the vehicle into a 'death trap' after the...
- + Earth's fourth global coral bleaching event is CONFIRMED: Scientists warn once brightly-coloured reefs across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans have been bleached white by record water temperatures—A report, published by the International Coral Reef Institute, reveals that since 2023 there have been mass bleaching of coral reefs in at least 53 co...
- + North Carolina aquarium releases update about Charlotte the virgin stingray's pregnancy after experts feared her babies could have died—The North Carolina aquarium where Charlotte the virgin stingray lives has announced that she and her babies are healthy, amid weeks of speculation fro...
- + Does Stonehenge have a connection to the moon? Rare lunar event will provide scientists with the perfect opportunity to finally find out—An astronomical event that only occurs once every 18.6 years could prove a theory about Stonehenge, say experts at the universities of Oxford, Leicest...
- + Men using AI as wingmen on dating apps to score dozens of dates a month: 'I hooked up with a baddie in 24 hours'—DailyMail.com spoke to Paul, 30, and Eddi, 20, who are using chatbots as 'wingmen' to generate nearly fool-proof conversations that they claimed have ...
- + Is this the future of working from home? People are making 'digital clones' of themselves that attend Zoom meetings and answer emails—People around the globe are creating digital 'clones' to work, but still make their million-dollar salary. Companies said these digital creations 'ar...
- + World's first beauty pageant for AI women is announced: 'Miss AI' contest will see computer-generated ladies face off in tests of beauty, technology and social-media clout - with a $20,000 prize at stake—The world's first beauty pageant exclusively for AI-generated women has been announced, with competitors facing off in tests of beauty, technology and...
- + NASA is making a big announcement about Mars TODAY - here's what we expect to hear about the Red Planet—NASA is preparing to make a big announcement about the future of the Mars Sample Return mission which was called into question by a damning report las...
- + Dark circles, extra wrinkles and sagging skin: Terrifying images reveal what can happen to your face if you don't get 7 hours of sleep a night—Sleep tech firm Simba has used AI to reveal what can happen to your face if you don't get enough sleep. [Link to media]
- + Britain's forgotten sunken lands: Incredible interactive map reveals the ancient islands swallowed by the sea - from 'Yorkshire's Atlantis' to Doggerland—These British settlements are far from mythical - in fact, the historical records and physical evidence offer proof that they definitely existed. [Lin...
- + See inside the Titanic like NEVER before: Incredible video reveals a cross section of the doomed liner in its former glory before it sank in 1912 - as one billionaire prepares to recreate it—Posted to YouTube by US animator Jared Owen, it shows Titanic from every angle, exactly as it appeared just before it set sail from Southampton 112 ye...
- + Even the boss is worried! Hundreds of chief executives fear AI could steal their jobs too—Business leaders admit secretly using tools such as ChatGPT to carry out their daily responsibilities - while passing it off as their own [Link to me...
- + Could YOU be the next Hardest Geezer? Scientists reveal how to go from couch potato to ultramarathon runner like Russ Cook (and it's easier than you might think!)—If you've been inspired by Hardest Geezer's run across Africa, the good news is that scientists say anyone can take on an ultramarathon, and the secre...
- + Why do Facebook and Instagram keep crashing? Experts reveal the true reason behind the constant Meta outages - and say they expect things to get even worse—While it is easy to imagine that Facebook could be under siege by malicious hackers, experts say the truth might actually be worse for the company. [L...
- + Bill Gates reveals 3 jobs most immune to the AI takeover—Gates has recommended careers in artificial intelligence, energy and bioscience. 'I could even lose my job,' Gates said to ChatGPT maker and OpenAI CE...
- + How Pornhub searches for solar eclipse porn have skyrocketed—Searches for eclipse-related porn skyrocketed earlier this week with terms like 'eclipse orgasm' and 'sex during eclipse.' But during totality, the nu...
- + A jaguar savaging an alligator, adorable yawning bats and a VERY human orangutan are among winners of Sony's 2024 world photo awards—Sony and the World Photography Organisation announced the winners of their 2024 photography awards. Winners in the Natural World & Wildlife catego...
- + Michigan approves 'extremely toxic' copper mine just 100ft from Lake Superior - which locals fear could destroy one of America's most beautiful state parks—A Canadian-based mining company is moving its operations to Michigan, receiving outrage from residents. The mining company will produce nearly 7,500 t...
- + New sonar images of Francis Scott Key wreckage reveals look of the mangled bridge 50 feet below the Patapsco River—A 20-person, Navy-led team is now mapping the bridge wreck through clouds of mud. The govt. hopes to remove enough to clear a 35ft-deep 'Limited Acces...
- + Bird flu outbreak in NYC animals prompts new health alert: New Yorkers are told to STAY AWAY from wildlife—Geese, falcons and hawks living in Manhattan's parks and green spaces have tested positive for the virus, officials say, warning cases could be more w...
- + Would YOU have a Bronze Age burial? 'Deeply spiritual' ancient stone barrows are having a modern resurgence - with some Britons paying thousands to have their ashes stored—Burial 'barrows' were originally built in the British Neolithic and Bronze Ages, but now firms are building modern versions and charging thousands to ...
- + Who's a clever boy? Dogs excel in different intelligence tasks - just like humans, study claims—Dogs have 'general intelligence' just like humans do, report scientists at at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary. [Link to media]
- + Israeli army used controversial 'Lavender' AI system to create 'kill list' of Palestinian militants and bomb 37,000 targets, report claims—The Israeli army has been using an AI system to populate its 'kill list' of alleged Hamas terrorists, despite a known 10% error rate, six Israeli inte...
- + Orphaned baby orca stranded in Canadian lagoon will be airlifted out to join new pod in the Pacific Ocean - after it spent weeks refusing to leave its dead mom's body—The baby orca that has been stranded in a Canadian lagoon since March 23 will be airlifted to rejoin her pod. The mission is set for two weeks as resc...
- + How to see a once-in-a-lifetime green comet: Space rock dubbed the 'Mother of Dragons' is now visible in the night sky - here's the best time to spot it before it vanishes for another 70 years—Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, which is larger than Mount Everest, should appear as a green blob with a hazy tail. [Link to media]
- + How monkeys are being abused to make your coconut milk: Shocking investigation reveals the conditions of animal 'workers' in Thailand - as Co-Op becomes the latest major supermarket to stop selling Thai milk—Co-Op has become the first major supermarket to stop selling coconut milk from Thailand. It comes after an investigation revealed cruel treatment of m...
- + 'People are dropping dead for a reason': Residents of Texas town that has become cancer hotspot speaks out as EPA finds dangerous levels of toxic chemicals in soil and water—Locals in the Texas community of Kashmere Gardens knew for a long time that something was wrong as residents died of cancer. Now EPA testing revealed ...
- + Piece of 5,800lb battery pallet tossed from NASA's ISS crashes through Florida home - and nearly kills homeowner's son—Space debris fell through the roof of a Florida man's home last month, crashing through his roof and two floors, nearly hitting his son. NASA is inves...
- + Sir Ernest Shackleton's barometer is FOUND after 102 years: Instrument which hung on the wall of the ship's cabin during the explorer's final Antarctic expedition goes up for auction - and could fetch £8,000—The scientific instrument was fixed to the wall of Shackleton's private cabin on the ship R.Y.S Quest - where he died in 1922 during an expedition to ...
- + I'm a teacher and this is the simple way I can tell if students have used AI to cheat in their essays—In a TikTok video, Daina Petronis, an English language teacher from Toronto, shows how she can easily spot AI essays. [Link to media]
- + What is Havana syndrome? Symptoms explained after bombshell 60 Minutes episode—New reports from US diplomats and spies describe loss of vision and chest pains. One FBI counterintelligence agent likened the 'attack' to 'a dentist ...
- + Harry Potter eat your heart out! Scientists develop a 6ft 'invisibility megashield' that can hide multiple people by bending light - and you can buy one for just £699—The £699 shield uses a precision engineered lens array to bend light, rendering objects behind it almost invisibile. [Link to media]
- + Spectacular SpaceX launch illuminates the California evening sky sending 22 Starlink satellites into space—A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was successfully launched out of Vandenberg Space Force Base in in Santa Barbara County, California, Monday night. The rocke...
- + Outrage as Tesla starts shipping $3,000 Cybertruck tent that looks nothing like as advertised—Tesla's Cybertruck Basecamp tent has sparked outrage as consumers say it looks like a regular tent. They have also complained that the accompanying 't...
- + The 7 bridges in the US that are at risk of a Baltimore-like disaster: Including the Golden Gate and Verrazzano—All seven bridges supported by vulnerable concrete island towers, called 'piers.' Baltimore's Francis Scott Key was destroyed by a mega-ship collisio...
- + PlayStation 5 Pro will be an 'enormous' jump in tech with 8K resolutions and artificial intelligence in time for release of GTA6, experts say—The revamped PS5 will signify a leap in console power according to experts after a supposed 'spec leak' speaks of a vastly improved graphics processin...
- + Gmail turns 20! Nostalgic images reveal what Google's email service looked like when it launched in 2004 - and how much it has changed since—First launched on April 1 2004, many people originally thought Gmail was an elaborate April Fools Day joke. And, as these nostalgic images reveal, the...
- + I'm a security expert - here are THREE reasons why you should never charge your phone at the airport—A security expert is warning travellers of the hidden dangers of charging their phones at the airport. An expert revealed that hackers can load them w...
- + Britain's 'drone superhighway' will be completed this SUMMER: 165-mile long network will let pilotless devices fly between the Midlands and the Southeast - but sceptics warn it will be 'annoying and intrusive' for people living under the flight path—The UK is set to open the world's first drone superhighway this summer, stretching 165 miles across the country. However, critics say it poses a risk ...
- + Conservatives launch new probe into Canada's lab leak scandal: National security failure saw Chinese scientists send Ebola in the mail to Wuhan and spy on top research hub—About a month after a bombshell 600-page report showed how Chinese scientists in a Winnipeg lab shared secret materials with China, Canadian MPs opene...
- + Bridges across the US that suffered same fate as Francis Scott Key in Baltimore - as several states launch safety projects to shore up infrastructure—On Tuesday the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore crumbled into the water after being struck by a ship, much like bridges in Georgia, Kentucky, and...
- + YouTube pranksters expose how social media giants are allowing adverts for vapes, knives, alcohol and gambling to children—In their latest stunt, popular duo Josh and Archie, who have 1.5million followers, filmed fake ads and paid to post them on Instagram , TikTok and X. ...
- + Has AI discovered the next Ozempic? Researchers in Spain race to patent two plant extracts they think could be the next big thing for weight loss—Researchers have identified two plants that could offer the same weight loss results as Ozempic or Wegovy. The plant extracts mimic the hormone respon...
- + These terrifying images are what it's like to have extraordinarily rare condition 'demon face syndrome'—Rare 'demon face' syndrome patient sees faces normally on paper, but not in life. The patient helped scientists illustrate what those with the syndrom...
- + DMV experienced nationwide outage for nearly 3 hours - leaving Americans unable to obtain driver's licenses—The Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) experienced technical issues on Thursday for nearly three hours due to an outage with a third-party provider. [L...
- + Quake it off! Taylor Swift fans caused an EARTHQUAKE by dancing so hard in Los Angeles during star's Eras Tour—Taylor Swift's Eras tour concert in LA caused a 2.3 magnitude earthquake last summer, and now scientists know why. Fans jumping and moving to the beat...
- + Elon Musk says AI has 'more positives than negatives' as he launches his own anti-woke chat bot - in first public appearance since firing Don Lemon—The maverick tech mogul - who previously called AI the 'most destructive force in history' - said there's still some chance it may wipe out humanity. ...
- + Over 700million pounds of Amazon's 'recyclable' plastic packaging is dumped into environment each year - where chemicals infest livestock, human organs and even clouds—Under five percent of that plastic makes it to a recycling center, a new report by Public Interest Research Group found. The rest is on course to degr...
- + Fascinating origin of Southern accents and what makes them different from the rest of the nation, according to linguists—The two main types of Southern American accent are the inland, spoken by Matthew McConnaughey and Woody Harrelson, and the coastal, as heard from Rees...
- + Inside Fukushima: Eerie drone footage reveals first ever look at melted nuclear reactor with 880 tonnes of radioactive fuel still inside - 13 years after disaster—Fukushima's operators, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings released 12 photos from inside the site, the first time the internal structures have been...
- + As the Glastonbury 2024 lineup is announced, AI reveals the ultimate headliners - so, do you agree?—Who would you see take to the Pyramid Stage in your dream line-up? MailOnline asked ChatGPT for its ultimate headliners. [Link to media]
- + New York bill could repeal 1907 law that criminalizes adultery - perpetrators see up to 90 days in jail and a $500 fine—The New York State Assembly voted near-unanimously to approve the repeal of a 1907 law that made adultery illegal and punishable with 90 days in jail....
- + New Cybertruck owners are re-selling EVs for more than $200,000 - as Tesla threatens to cancel orders and issue $50,000 fines—The Cybertruck has a long waitlist, so some owners are reselling their cars at a huge markup, in violation of the purchase contract. Tesla could sue r...
- + Prehistoric piercings! Archaeologists discover evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years—Archaeologists have discovered the earliest evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years. [Link to media]
- + More than 10,000 artifacts found at the 'Birthplace of Texas' reveal new insights into abandoned 1800s town where Davey Crockett stayed on famous trip to the Alamo—Archeologists have uncovered knives, pottery and other artifacts at the site of an abandoned town in the 'Birthplace of Texas,' providing new insights...
- + I'm a recruitment expert - these five tricks will make you your boss's favorite person (WITHOUT being a suck- up)—Human resources expert Natasha Kearslake, director of HR consultancy Organic P&O Solutions says that the key is to understand what your boss actua...
- + Feel old yet? Boy, 11, gives DailyMail.com the lowdown on the BAFFLING slang terms used by Gen Alpha - including 'furda', 'skibidi' and 'Ohio'... can YOU guess what they mean?—Do you know what a gyat is? What about if someone said you were skibidi? And how would you respond if asked to do something 'furda'? Gen Alpha have an...
- + Apple users are still discovering hidden new features inside iPhone's iOS17 - here are 10 you need to try—iPhone's iOS 17 lets users share passwords in secured groups for the first time ever. But the new update also syncs with Apple TV, Apple Music and mor...
- + NASA is looking for new astronauts - so, do you have what it takes to take the next giant leap for mankind?—NASA has opened applications for potential astronauts who want to travel to the moon - and even Mars. Candidates need a master's degree in a STEM fiel...
- + Women who gossip about others are driven by jealousy and low self-esteem, study claims—We all enjoy chattering about the latest rumour or scandal from time to time. But ladies, beware - as women who gossip about others are driven by jea...
- + SpaceX shares stunning images of Starship launch rehearsal that loaded more than 10 million pounds of propellant on the craft - as Elon Musk eyes orbital mission this month—SpaceX released incredible images of its Starship rocket's 10-second launch test, marking the third time the company has tested the rocket since April...
- + How YOU can name an asteroid: Japan asks for help in creating moniker for space rock the size of the Golden Gate Bridge that its craft will investigate in 2026—Japan's space agency JAXA is open to any, 'non-offensive' name under 16-characters. The winning name will join asteroids like Bennu - named after a my...
- + Core blimey! Scientists discover how to squeeze even more nutrients from apples—New method retains more polyphenols which are thought to benefit the heart and brain and may protect against disease. [Link to media]
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