New Tech Byte: Blue light could make you age quicker

A new study shows that blue light exposure could have detrimental effects on your body, including accelerated ageing.

New Tech Byte: The Line is a 170km Long Mirrored City In The Desert

Saudi Arabia plan to build the futuristic city for 9 million residents...

European Space Agency Shares ISS Timelapse Video

a timely reminder of our beautiful and fragile planet as taken from above in the International Space Station...

Virgin Galactic Just Unveiled The VSS Imagine SpaceShip III

the first space ship will soon begin ground testing before taking tourists to the edge of space...

New Science Byte: Honeybee venom ‘kills some breast cancer cells’

scientists say the 'exciting' discovery needs further testing ...

Virgin Galactic Reveals Spaceship Cabin Design

the space travel company show how to travel in style...

NASA To Send Parker Probe To ‘Touch The Sun’

It will fly into the corona of the Sun, getting as close as 4 million km away. It's going to be hotter than hell.

What Would Happen If You Never Saw The Sun?

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What Would Happen If You Never Saw The Sun? Sometimes, it seems hard to go outside and face the day. But what would happen if you never saw sunlight…

How Being Socially Awkward is Awesome

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Why being awkward makes you more likely to succeed Psychologist Ty Tashiro, author of "Awkward: The Science of Why We're Socially awkward and Why Th…

First-Ever Look at the Intricate Way Ladybugs Fold Their Wings

Their wings are flexible enough to fold intricately, yet strong enough to fly. Normally the folding process is shielded by their elytra, the cases that shield their wings and give them their iconic red and black coloring