Nearly a quarter of Earth’s seafloor now mapped
Slowly but surely the proportion of the global ocean floor that's been properly mapped is rising. Read more
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Could nuclear desalination plants beat water scarcity?
There are communities on every continent running short of water, according to the United Nations. Read more
International Space Station captured travelling in front of Sun
A photographer has captured an image of the International Space Station silhouetted in front of the Sun. Read more
Ministry of Defence acquires government’s first quantum computer
Quantum computers can make very complex calculations extremely quickly and their creators say they can solve the problems regular computers cannot. Read more
World’s biggest plant discovered off Australian coast
The largest known plant on Earth - a seagrass roughly three times the size of Manhattan - has been discovered off the coast of Australia. Read more
Clearview AI fined in UK for illegally storing facial images
Facial recognition company Clearview AI has been fined more than £7.5m by the UK's privacy watchdog and told to delete the data of UK residents. Read more
Subsea internet cables could help detect earthquakes
Internet cables that crisscross the sea-floor could be use to detect earthquakes and tsunamis or monitor how climate change alters ocean currents. Read more
Full lunar eclipse creates rare super blood Moon
Stargazers have been treated overnight to a stunning and unusual sight - a super blood Moon. Read more
Black hole: First picture of Milky Way monster
This is the gargantuan black hole that lives at the centre of our galaxy, pictured for the very first time. Read more
Apple iPod creator warns the metaverse will encourage trolls
Apple's iPod creator has warned the so-called metaverse risks creating more trolls and damaging human interaction. Read more
