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The decades-old NASA Voyager 1 spacecraft has begun sending readable communications again after months of transmitting gibberish.

The Coca-Cola Company tops the list as the number one polluter, and is responsible for 11 per cent of all branded waste, according to researchers from Dalhousie University.

Chimpanzees in Uganda have been eating virus-filled bat dung ever since their preferred food source was destroyed by tobacco farmers. Scientists fear this could be how the next major pandemic starts.

The EPA recently updated its Superfund list to include 1,340 locations across the US that are within one mile of more than 20 million Americans. These sites are polluted with toxic waste.

A project asking people to count squashed bugs on their car number plates suggests flying insects have declined by nearly four-fifths in 20 years.

Plato's long-lost burial has been found in Greece, claim experts who found the exact burial spot in the Herculaneum scrolls. The team used AI to read the text, reveal 1,000 new words on the scroll.

LA Lakers star, LeBron James, has been spotted holding what appears to be a new Beats speaker.

Zero waste menus are launching at Hiltons in London, Manchester and Brighton, featuring unusual delicacies such as ox heart, salmon cheeks and cod tongues.

Craig Hayslip, a faculty research assistant at Oregon State University, captured the bizarre moment a creepy green flash illuminated the sky over the ocean in Oregon.

Playing cards is loved around the world, but a new brainteaser swapped a club for a four-leaf clover and challenges viewers to find it in under one minute.

Tech Expert Kim Komando gives advice to a distraught man whose Facebook account was hacked. He asked how he could recover the account that has all his digital memories.

A new study has found why most parents will feel burnout by Friday. Scientists found that it all comes down to have children lose their attention and self-control as the week progresses.

Researchers have discovered that most people believe facial expressions and cues from body language are the best way to enhance the experience.

Texting your flight's six-character 'flight number' opens Apple's 'Flight Preview.' The iPhone shortcut offers flight departure, arrival, and even baggage claim info

New data from the FBI revealed the states with the most cyberattacks. Alaska was top of the list with 319 cyberattacks per 100,000 residents, followed by Nevada and Delaware.

From a $1 pill that treats diabetes to a mysterious chemical unearthed on Easter Island and stem injections - scientists may be getting close to anti-aging treatments that could soon hit the market.

Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, which is larger than Mount Everest, should appear as a green blob with a hazy tail.

All seven bridges supported by vulnerable concrete island towers, called 'piers.' Baltimore's Francis Scott Key was destroyed by a mega-ship collision with a pier

Utah wildlife officials have found nine dead beavers contracted tularemia, also called rabbit fever. The disease can spread to humans, becoming fatal if its left untreated and antibiotics aren't taken.

With millions of jobs at risk from AI in the future, a survey of 16,000 workers found nearly half admit the technology can already outperform them in 'routine tasks' - and pays better attention to detail.

A food scientist has revealed what makes McDonald's Coca-Cola taste better than any other establishment. The company uses filtered water and stainless steel containers.

A press conference hosted by ufologist Jamie Maussan showcasing 'alien mummies' in Peru took a bizarre turn after Peruvian officials attempted to seize a 'pregnant' new specimen.

A Canadian-based mining company is moving its operations to Michigan, receiving outrage from residents. The mining company will produce nearly 7,500 tons of copper per day.

A 20-person, Navy-led team is now mapping the bridge wreck through clouds of mud. The govt. hopes to remove enough to clear a 35ft-deep 'Limited Access Channel'

The £699 shield uses a precision engineered lens array to bend light, rendering objects behind it almost invisibile.

In a TikTok video, Daina Petronis, an English language teacher from Toronto, shows how she can easily spot AI essays.

Space debris fell through the roof of a Florida man's home last month, crashing through his roof and two floors, nearly hitting his son. NASA is investigating the crash to determine the origin of the object.

Dogs have 'general intelligence' just like humans do, report scientists at at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary.

Geese, falcons and hawks living in Manhattan's parks and green spaces have tested positive for the virus, officials say, warning cases could be more widespread.

The scientific instrument was fixed to the wall of Shackleton's private cabin on the ship R.Y.S Quest - where he died in 1922 during an expedition to the Antarctic.

Co-Op has become the first major supermarket to stop selling coconut milk from Thailand. It comes after an investigation revealed cruel treatment of monkeys used to pick coconuts.

New reports from US diplomats and spies describe loss of vision and chest pains. One FBI counterintelligence agent likened the 'attack' to 'a dentist drilling on steroids'

First launched on April 1 2004, many people originally thought Gmail was an elaborate April Fools Day joke. And, as these nostalgic images reveal, the site has come a very long way since.

Tesla's Cybertruck Basecamp tent has sparked outrage as consumers say it looks like a regular tent. They have also complained that the accompanying 'tent mode' feature doesn't work.

A security expert is warning travellers of the hidden dangers of charging their phones at the airport. An expert revealed that hackers can load them with viruses, reports Oxford Mail.