Science & Technology Archive
The Juno space probe took this amazing shot of Jupiter during a flyby
The Windows Phone might be dead, according to one Microsoft executive
Scientists think there might be three times as much flight turbulence by 2050
A Google Maps glitch has been causing some confusion for tourists in Australia
Prototype of world’s first smart crossing unveiled in London
Find out how to live the good life with an allotment
13 marvellous images from the Royal Society of Biology’s amateur photography competition
An upcoming Nazi-killing game is attracting attention with a Trump-style slogan
Why Unicode is about more than making emojis work across all devices
This surgical glue can seal wounds in 60 seconds without needing staples or stitches
Three-quarters of the world’s honey contains pesticides, new research has found
Tinder’s new Reactions feature includes animations exclusive to women
Watch these astronauts go on a spacewalk to fix part of the International Space Station
The National Theatre is trialling smart glasses that display subtitles during live performances
There are some stunning new images of Mars’ windswept impact craters
Self-piloted flying taxis take a step closer to reality as Airbus tests propulsion system
In this game your job is to be the meanest goose alive
Google has just unveiled its brand new smartphone: the Pixel 2
Google launches new £49 smart speaker to rival Amazon’s Echo Dot
Nissan has invented car seats that use your sweat to tell you how dehydrated you are
Livestock is damaging giant panda habitat in China on a massive scale
Facebook is trialling facial recognition software
The brain’s waste drainage system has finally been discovered
This Fifa 18 player’s girlfriend gave him a supplies crate most could only dream of
£100m Martian City planned for Dubai desert to simulate life on Red Planet
This image of two colliding galaxies shows what a real starburst looks like
The C64 is back in miniature form as the 80s revival continues
Fifa 18 review: Does the latest instalment live up to the hype?
5 simple experiments to prove to Flat Earthers our planet is round
Elon Musk’s latest venture promises to take you anywhere on Earth in less than an hour
Toyota has demonstrated its latest very impressive self-driving cars
This kit uses electric paint and a piece of paper to make a fully functional lamp
An artist and a naked mole rat expert have collaborated to create some amazing art
Watch: This drone racer testing his skills might make you feel a little queasy
These origami robots use shape-shifting exoskeletons to glide, swim and walk
5 cool things we saw at New Scientist Live
