England’s ‘Jurassic Coast’ is a UNESCO World Heritage Site stretching all along our southern coastline and is renowned for its abundant fossils.

The arctic ground squirrel exhibits the most extreme example of the hibernation adaptation, cooling its body to sub-freezing temperatures.

The vibrant colours you see in fireworks are not random; they are carefully engineered by including different metal salts and metal oxides.

That spooky feeling in a supposedly haunted house might not be due to a ‘ghost’, but rather an explainable occurrence of infrasound!

Black History Month offers a fitting opportunity to remember these influential but often forgotten individuals.

The invention of the combustion engine may have emerged from multiple sources around the same time, each deserving some credit for its development.

Historians suggest that this version of events may have emerged about four decades after the Battle of Hastings.

The three stars of Orion’s Belt are the only stars that form a perfect straight line visible throughout the night, making them a constant reference point.

Before the ISS project transitions into its next phase, it’s fitting to highlight the scientific breakthroughs that have occurred aboard since its inception.

The beautiful yellow and orange leaves that we see in Autumn come from xanthophyll and carotenoids, which have a yellow and red pigment.