Apple applies for two new AR patents adding fuel to rumors that it’s readying the release of its first-ever headset Apple has applied for two new patents having to do with AR technology The patents seem to further confirm the company’s interest…
Home Mini devices are offered to Google One subscribers in the UK for free Google is offering a free Home Mini to existing Google One members in the UK Add the device to your cart in Google Play and a coupon adjusts…
A new video of "paranormal activity" at a Cork shop has left people even more confused than they were before. Last week, a CCTV clip emerged of unexplainable movements at Tolisons' Services Centre in Mayfield at night. The footage, which even got…
Dark matter accounts for approximately 85 percent of all the mass density in the known universe. The mystery substance is dark, meaning scientists cannot see it or interact with it in any meaningful way. But gravitational effects of dark matter are very…
Kite-surfing is without a doubt an adrenaline-inducing sport, but one surfer got slightly more than he bargained for during a recent trip. Dorian Cie, a kite-surfer from Bremerhaven, Germany, was surfing over the North Sea on September 12 when a fireball photobombed…
Fox News Flash top headlines for Sept. 19 Fox News Flash top headlines for Sept. 19 are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com The wreck of the last U.S. Navy warship sunk by a German submarine during World War II is…
Apple’s highly-anticipated iOS 13 which is quicker and has improved privacy settings, more camera features and health tracking is launched iOS 13 will be available Thursday, September 19 at 1pm EST Users with an iPhone 6S or later can download the update for…
Science is an ongoing process, which means new discoveries often upend old theories. Contrary to what many people learned in school,Pluto is not a planet (well, sort of),dinosaurs didn’t look like the pictures in your textbook, andatoms aren’t the most basic components…
The asteroid, dubbed by NASA 2019 SC, was first observed in the solar system on September 6 this year. NASA’s asteroid trackers have now said the space rock is flying towards us on a Close Approach trajectory. The asteroid is expected to…
Look familiar? Scientists reconstruct first ever image of one of our ancient human ancestors the Denisovans using DNA from little finger of a girl who lived 78,000 years ago Denisovan remains only include a little finger bone, three teeth, and a lower…
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Researchers in Israel say they have reconstructed the skeleton of a pre-historic human from a long-extinct and elusive species using DNA found in the pinky bone of a 13-year-old girl who died 70,000 years ago. Little is known about…
The startupVoro lets people ask their friends for doctor recommendations. Over time, the startup wants to add more data on doctors to help people pick the right clinician. Voro just raised $2.5 million in a seed round led by Floodgate. Read on…
The origin, content and authenticity of the dramatic videos has faced significant scrutiny during their circulation online over the years. A US Navy spokesman revealed to declassified document library The Black Vault how “the Navy designates the objects contained in these videos…
A bizarre full-bodied apparition has apparently been captured "walking" down a British street in the dead of night. The haunting footage was captured in Milford Haven, Wales, in the early hours of Tuesday. Ann Alston uploaded the clip claiming the bizarre figure…
Cosmic dust resulting from an enormous asteroid collision in outer space caused Earth to freeze, triggering an explosion in biodiversity 466 million years ago. A 93-mile (150km) wide asteroid ruptured between Mars and Jupiter, flinging vast quantities of dust towards Earth, blocking…
Return of ‘ancient heatwaves’ could see average global temperatures soar ‘at least 14C’ by the end of the century, climate experts warn Eocene saw temperatures reach up to 14°C higher than they are now, on average Build up of carbon dioxide in…
Asteroid are the small rocky bodies that in the inner Solar System, orbiting the sun. There are millions of them flying around space and their collisions – known as impact events – have played a significant role in shaping many planets. One of the most famous impacts…
NASA expects the asteroids to individually approach our planet on Saturday, September 21. The space rocks are estimated to measure between 59ft (18m) at their smallest and 275.6ft (84m) at their largest. All three have been named NEOs or Near-Earth Objects –…
The possibility of alien life thriving somewhere in the galaxy has long thrilled scientists and UFO enthusiasts alike. But until researchers make that crucial first contact with an intelligent civilisation there is no way to predict how or if any meaningful dialogue…
Facebook launches Portal device which turns televisions into smart screens and can be used to video chat with friends – raising concerns over privacy Facebook has launched Portal, Portal mini and Portal TV Portal is a 10-in HD smart display and Portal…
Video shows the Loch Ness Monster could really just be a large eel A video posted by the Ness Fishery Board supports a running theory that the Loch Ness Monster could actually just be a large eel. The theory that the fabled…
Jupiter’s Loki Patera is the biggest and flashiest of the lunar volcanoes orbiting the Gas Giant. Found on the Galilean moon Io, the volcano erupts like clockwork, regularly flaring up over Jupiter. Based on 20 years of observations, astronomers have been able…
Ancient human relatives the Denisovans passed down a key gene to modern humans that helped boost our immune system, study finds Experts studied families with severe auto-immune or inflammatory conditions They found a gene variant that boosts the immune system response to disease…
England’s tentacled and slimy carnivorous sundew plant is reintroduced to the UK countryside after disappearing 150 years ago Some carnivorous Great Sundew have been planted on Risley Moss, Warrington Re-wetting of the boglands is allowing the rare species to thrive after decades …
Researchers at SETI – the search for extraterrestrial intelligence – have been scanning the skies for signals sent Earth’s way by advanced aliens since it was founded in 1984. After 25 years of searching, experts at SETI are yet to find any…
The in-flight dinner tray you can EAT: Designers create partially edible meal holder out of algae, banana leaves and coconut wood London-based design agency PriestmanGoode developed the green tray design They hope that the trays might help airlines and railways reduce plastic waste …
The key to a happy marriage? A really good ROW: Study finds couples who argue are more likely to have a good relationship (just don’t mention sex) Attitudes to conflict is what distinguishes happy and unhappy relationships Study claims happy couples tend…
Abortion in the United States has decreased to record low levels, a decline that may be driven more by increased access to contraception and fewer women becoming pregnant than by the proliferation of laws restricting abortion in some states, according to new…
How man has bred modern dogs to be his best friend: Popular canine breeds such as Labradors are needier than their more wolf-like counterparts because of intense artificial breeding, study suggests Czechoslovakian Wolf-dogs are more independent and less needy than Labs German…
Starship begins taking shape: Elon Musk shares new photos showing the ‘backbone’ of orbital rocket that could one day take humans to Mars SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk, shared images of Starship prototype on Twitter Orbital rocket is set to carryout commercial flights…
