Science & Technology Archive
Edible straws could be round the corner thanks to this innovative crowdfund campaign
Facebook to stop showing warning icons next to suspected fake news
This palaeontologist brought children’s dinosaur drawings to life and it’s all kinds of cute
Apple admits slowing down older iPhones to protect batteries
Here’s why we lean to the right when we kiss, according to psychologists
Eating fish might make you smarter, new study suggests
All the cool stuff Nasa did in 2017
Mysterious augmented reality firm Magic Leap reveals first headset
This baby was born from an embryo frozen 24 years ago
Exactly how many times has there been a white Christmas in the UK?
Why Budweiser is sending brewing supplies to the ISS
The Natural History Museum is making its archive digital
What do astronauts eat at Christmas on the ISS?
Social media giants urged to step up efforts to tackle hate crime
Amazon Echo Buttons go on sale in the UK
Glass which can heal itself discovered accidentally
Here’s when you can see Santa’s sleigh, otherwise known as the ISS, in the run-up to Christmas
This house can be 3D printed by robots in just eight hours
9 times science Twitter was at the top of its game in 2017
The Britain First account retweeted by Donald Trump has been suspended under Twitter’s new rules
This wheelchair requires users to ride it like a horse
Twitter getting tough on hateful content as new guidelines come into action
22 mind-blowing science facts we didn’t know at the start of 2017
This is what the world’s smallest Christmas card looks like
AOL Instant Messenger is officially dead and it’s making us feel all kinds of nostalgic
All you need to know as Apple TV app is finally available in the UK
Deezer launches Shazam-rivalling song recognition feature
The International Space Station is getting its own screening of The Last Jedi
Can’t stop taking pictures of yourself? Then you might have ‘selfitis’
What does the net neutrality ruling mean for the UK?
Google has helped Nasa find a new solar system with as many planets as our own
Your daily hot cuppa may hold another surprising health benefit
The US is one step closer to dismantling net neutrality: Here’s how the internet reacted
Artificial intelligence could soon be used to write movie screenplays
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos successfully tests new Blue Origin astronaut capsule
Giant penguins as big as humans may have waddled around Earth 59 million years ago
Snapchat launches Lens Studio to let users create their own in-app filters
‘Mind-blowing’ trial could transform treatment for haemophilia A sufferers
Wine glasses are seven times larger than they used to be 300 years ago, study finds
Here’s why almost every country in the world will be able to see the Geminid meteor shower
Twitter has some new threads but users are split on the change
Sir David Attenborough contacted this six-year-old eco-warrior with handwritten encouragement
The go-to video games you need to be playing this Christmas
The Earth’s atmosphere is protecting us from meteoroids in an amazing way
So sorry Mr Skinny – women prefer men with muscles, study shows
Talking to yourself? Here’s the science behind that little voice in your head
