Science & technology Archive
People are pretty relaxed about the Doomsday clock now being at two minutes to midnight
Facebook is down for some users and they’re freaking out
A degree in flying car engineering is launching online next month
Doomsday Clock moves 30 seconds closer to midnight
Facebook’s fake news survey criticised for containing only two questions
London gets its own giant meat shack in honour of Monster Hunter: World
This autonomous bus needed winter weather testing so it went to Minnesota
How eco-friendly is your sandwich? Scientists reveal the carbon footprint of your lunchtime meal
Everything you should know about Trap Adventure 2 – possibly the hardest game ever
Google Assistant can now open your personal Netflix profile with just your voice
Now TV is launching its first streaming stick
Logan Paul returns to YouTube with suicide prevention video
Fly with ‘bulging legs’ has been named after Arnold Schwarzenegger
Horses still have the remnants of five toes, say scientists
Astronomers create first detailed image of surface of giant star outside our solar system
Google is using a Street View escape room puzzle to tease its plans for the year
Night light has no effect on breast cancer risk, says study
Xbox’s Game Pass subscription service will start adding new games on launch day
A town in Australia may have once been a part of Canada, new study suggests
This hand exoskeleton for people with paralysis can be controlled by brainwaves
3D printing could be used to produce medicines in small batches
Facebook has invented a new unit of time called the ‘flick’
Guess what happened at the opening of the Amazon Go shop designed to end queues?
Special glasses could prevent motion sickness in self-driving cars
Angry Birds is getting pumped up for the Super Bowl with its own NFL-inspired mini games
You need a special microscope to see the images at this invisible photography exhibition
Review: Dragon Ball FighterZ is great nostalgia shackled by repetitive battles
Revealed – the secret to having a strong willpower, according to science
Amazon’s checkout-free grocery store opens to the public for the first time
Our sun is losing mass and weakening its grip on the solar system, study finds
Scientists now think adolescence lasts until you’re 24
A new virtual roommate device simulates a busy home to help prevent burglary
New Microsoft book calls for ethics guidelines on artificial intelligence
How ancient microbes may have helped build Buckingham Palace
Instagram now shows when users were last active
The one trick that can help you deal with interruptions at work, according to science
