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NewsThe IndependentAquaman star Jason Momoa named ‘Advocate For Life Below Water’ at UN Ocean Summit
‘The ocean is an ancient teacher, a guide and a muse. It is also existential,’ says the actor
BusinessPA Media: UK NewsTelecoms giants agree to improve low-cost offers amid rising cost of living
Mobile and broadband bosses have pledged to allow struggling customers to switch to cheaper packages.
ScienceThe GuardianCyclone numbers have fallen since start of 20th century, study suggests
Scientists warn that while total number of cyclones may be decreasing, global heating will see a higher proportion of more damaging storms
ScienceThe IndependentNasa demands return of Moon dust and cockroaches
Nasa says its cockroaches fed Moon dust in the 1960s should have been returned to the space agency decades ago
ScienceThe TelegraphMystery rocket crashes into the Moon and leaves large double crater
A mystery rocket has crashed into the Moon creating a large double crater, leaving Nasa scientists baffled at who was behind the launch and why its impact was spread over two distinct areas.
TechnologyYahoo News UKWorld risks creating army of racist and sexist robots, researchers warn
The scientists have spoken out after an experiment found a robot making alarming choices.
TechnologyPA Media: TechUK medical students training on hologram patients in world-first
The students at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge are using a new mix-reality training system called HoloScenarios.
TechnologyThe TelegraphHolograms to train the NHS doctors and nurses of tomorrow
Holographic patients are being used to train medical students in Cambridge in a world first.
ScienceThe Daily BeastThese Plants Grew in the Dark Without Sunlight. Here's How.
ShutterstockCast your mind back to your fifth grade biology class when you first learned about photosynthesis, the process where plants use energy from sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose for food. Lose the sunlight, and the tomatoes you planted this spring aren’t likely going to last very long.This can create a major challenge when it comes to addressing global food needs in increasingly cramped urban areas, where energy costs to grow indoor plants can run high. Sunlight i
ScienceYahoo News UKScientists grow food in complete darkness using artificial photosynthesis
Researchers say that the breakthrough could lead to new ways of growing food in a world wracked by climate change.
ScienceThe IndependentNo star, no problem: Rogue planets could incubate life for billions of years
Under thick hydrogen atmospheres, liquid water could persists for tens of billions of years, even on planets adrift in space without a star
EntertainmentYahoo Gaming SEADota 2: The three best counters to Visage in patch 7.31d
It might be hard to beat Visage right now, but the heroes listed in this article have the best chance of doing so. Let's take a closer look at them.
NewsThe GuardianUsing far less chemical fertiliser still produces high crop yields, study finds
Climate-friendly practices can increase yields while improving ecosystem of farms, scientists say
ScienceThe IndependentExoplanets may provide habitable conditions for billions of years, study says
Hydrogen and helium gases were readily available in the planet-forming materials around young stars.
ScienceThe Independent‘Blueprint’ for alien life on Mars found in one of the coldest places on Earth
Microbes in the Arctic exist under the same conditions as life could have on Mars
HealthBusiness Insider7 maps and charts that show what could happen now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned
The Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade granted Americans the right to abortion in 1973, but the reality of that right today varies dramatically by state.
BusinessSky NewsPlayStation launches new subscription service at double original price - can it win over gaming fans?
Now, PlayStation hopes subscribers will upgrade from its rather more basic PS Plus service to the new PS Plus Premium. Nostalgic gamers will also be able to take advantage of a series of PlayStation 4, 3 and even 1 games.
NewsThe GuardianUN head declares ‘ocean emergency’ as global leaders gather in Lisbon
António Guterres says the world must turn the tide of rising sea levels, ocean heating, acidification and plastics pollution
ScienceThe ConversationHuman disruption to Earth's freshwater cycle has exceeded the safe limit, our research shows
‘Green water’ is essential for healthy soils and a benign climate, but it’s under threat.
BusinessThe IndependentWhere to buy PS5: Restock updates and how to pre-order Sony’s elusive PlayStation 5 console
They’re selling like hot cakes, but we’ve got all the details on the latest PS5 stock drops
TechnologyYahoo Canada StyleAmazon Canada early Prime Day deal: Save on 'impeccable' 3rd generation Apple AirPods
Early Prime Day deal: Save $19 on a pair of 3rd generation Apple AirPods.
BusinessYahoo EntertainmentQuick! Apple AirPods Pro are over $75 off, but only for a limited time
More than 69,000 Amazon shoppers have given these buds a perfect review.
TechnologyThe IndependentWhy captions are suddenly everywhere and how they got there
People with hearing loss have long adopted technology to navigate the world, especially since hearing aids are expensive and inaccessible to many
LifestyleEvening StandardI’m 28, happy and successful — so why am I swiping on apps to make new friends?
A wave of buzzy new Hinge rivals promise platonic friendship at the touch of a button. Katie Strick goes in search of a BFF
BusinessPA Media: MotoringNew DS 7 arrives with revised look and plug-in hybrid power
New SUV will be available with a variety of powertrains.
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