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As temperatures rise, ski resorts are relying on artificial snow makers to keep skiers happy Every year, more than 125 million people going skiing or snowboarding around the world. A growing number of resorts that cater to them have had to …
Scientists reveal how Saturn's moon got its 'tiger stripes'Experts found Enceladus' tiger stripes formed on the south pole because this area happened to split open first. The fissures stay open and erupting as …
Google rolls out 'Incognito Mode' on iOS for users that want to keep their data to themselvesIncognito mode will help court users who have become increasingly concerned with data being stored and tracked by the company in the name of fueling …
Steve Jobs signed floppy disk that houses software from 1988 sells for $84,000 at auction A 1988 floppy disk with the Steve Job's, Apple co-founders, autograph sold for a whopping $84,000 at auction. It contains Macintosh System Tools 6.0 …
Plants emit an ultrasonic 'scream' when their stems are cut or water is in short supplyA team of scientists at Tel Aviv University have discovered that some plants emit a high frequency distress sound when they undergo environmental …
Google to add automatic robocall blocker and upgraded portrait mode to Pixel phones this monthIf an unknown caller is a genuine person, Google's Call Screen will provide a brief transcript of who is calling and then relay that transcript to …
Study reveals we tend to twist facts and statistics on controversial issues to fit our own beliefs Study finds that we are a big source of fake news, as people tend to misremember numerical statistics on a controversial topic in a way that fits …
New robotic contact lenses can be powered wirelessly without raising the temperatureResearchers at the Yonsei University of Seoul have developed a robotic contact lens that can be recharged wirelessly and which could bring a variety …
Big ships sailing to and from the UK emit more CO2 than the cars in Britain's 17 largest citiesResearchers from the Brussels-based sustainability group Transport & Environment have released the first analysis of European shipping's carbon …
Elon Musck reveals details about Tesla's secretive Cyberquad electric ATV in a new tweetTesla CEO Elon Musk shared details about the firm's secretive Cyberquad - he revealed the electric ATV will be available for purchase. The vehicle …
Some of the world's most vital fresh water reserves are DRYING UP, scientists warnMore than 30 of the world's leading scientists say mountain regions, which supply a quarter of the world's population - around 1.9 billion people - …
Customers will finally be able to start ordering Apple's $6,000 Mac Pro starting TOMORROWApple's $6,000 Mac Pro desktop will be' available to order' starting December 10 along with its equally as expensive high-end display, the Pro XDR, …
Gardeners shouldn't worry about bald patches on their lawn, says RHSA study by the Royal Horticultural Society has found areas of low vegetation such as bald lawn patches will support some important garden invertebrate …
Mysterious 'waves' in the jet stream could cause simultaneous heatwaves across three continentsA study from Oxford University investigate the consequences of the jet stream being subjected to mysterious fluctuations called Rossby …
British gardeners urged NOT to grow bambooThe persistent plant, favoured by pandas and conjuring up images of idyllic gardens, led to one gardener in Reading having to excavate the entire …
Mysterious stripes on alien world that are 'like nothing else in our solar system' finally explained by scientistsScientists have finally explained the "tiger stripes" that cover the surface of the mysterious moon …
WhatsApp will stop working on MILLIONS of smartphones worldwide in 2020WhatsApp will no longer be supported on Windows phones from December 31, or on Android 2.3.7 and iPhone iOS 8 devices from February …
Nine very rare stone-carved 'figures' found buried under an electrical substation in OrkneyThe 'amazing' series of stones found on Orkney - which may have been used to tie off mooring ropes and help secure the roof of a building - stand at …
European Space Agency to launch space debris collector in 2025Robotic junk collector will be first mission to remove item of debris from orbit A four-armed robotic junk collector will be launched into space by …
Orangutans communicate with a 'language' of 11 noises and various gesturesResearchers from the University of Exeter recorded more than 1,000 signals between 16 orangutans and deciphered their …
'World's oldest chess piece' carved 1,300 years ago found at ancient settlement in Jordan
For the first time, Instagram reveals how it uses AI to tailor the Explore tab to individual users
Scientists say they are closer than ever to seeing the 'dawn of the universe'
Tesla wants to replace windshield wipers with LASER BEAMS that target and zap debris automatically
Huawei smartphones are rated higher than the iPhone and Galaxy in camera and audio quality tests
Smoke from Amazon rainforest fires may increase melting of glaciers in the Andes 1000 miles away
US Military scientists create plan for 'cyborg super soldier' of the future
Alexa, speak to Santa! Children who ask Amazon's virtual assistant will get a message from Santa
The UK 'tree deserts' where just 2 per cent of land is covered with greenery
Obese teenagers show signs of brain damage, MRI scans show
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