Subsea fibre cables can ‘listen out’ for sabotage
The diver had found the fibre optic cable lying on the seabed of the North Sea. He swam closer, until it was near enough to touch. Read more
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The diver had found the fibre optic cable lying on the seabed of the North Sea. He swam closer, until it was near enough to touch. Read more
Each year, according to Nasa, a chunk of rock the size of a car hurtles through space on a collision course with our planet. Read more
Newly released-footage shows the moment Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost became the first commercial spacecraft to successfully land on the Moon. Read more
Secondary school pupils in Lancashire are set to experience future technologies like AI and virtual reality. Read more
A human-like robot invented and built in Cornwall, made its first interactions with the public at a festival on Tuesday. Read more
he British naturalist was the first to offer evidence to explain the mechanism that makes evolution possible: natural selection. And so he became one of the most important thinkers and scientists in history. But to do that, he had to embark on an extraordinary journey, do hundreds of experiments and write for 20 years. Read more
There's a new race in space, but it's not where you might think. It's happening close to home – in the nearest bit of space, right on the edge of Earth's atmosphere. Read more
When Donald Trump claimed US scientists split the atom in his inaugural speech, even he could not have imagined the chain reaction of online debate his boast would cause. Read more
Right-wing trust deficit is pronounced in western Europe and North America but not Australasia, international survey finds Read more
Our hands perform thousands of complex tasks every day – can artificial intelligence help robots match these extraordinary human appendages? Read more