Science and Technology

The US president's company also operates a number of cryptocurrency-related financial products and owns social media platform Truth Social.

As Christmas approaches, it's time to prepare for a great but undeclared festive tradition: Not reading the many books we'll be kindly given as presents. Why do we do this to each other?

You'll need to stay up late or get up early, but the views could be worth it to catch the best glimpse of the Geminids meteor shower.

The magazine cites the tremendous technological advances made by the artificial intelligence industry over the past year in bringing on the age of "thinking machines".

Archaeologists have uncovered the earliest-known evidence of deliberately lit campfires at a site in the UK dated to be 400,000 years old. 

With sunscreen testing in the spotlight this year, how do laboratories test how effectively products protect our skin from the Sun's rays?

Scientists said at the time that the flow of water would have filled multiple swimming pools.

The final supermoon of the year is set to delight stargazers tonight. Here's how to spot it.

Confronting accounts give a rare insight into the minds of perpetrators of deepfake image-based abuse, as part of a landmark study.

Mushrooms hit the headlines this year, but not for the best reasons. It's time to change that — take our quiz to see how many fun fungi facts you know.

New rules around NOx, the most deadly form of vehicle pollution, come into force today, as testing reveals which popular models are pumping out more than others.

A species of Australian native plant related to kangaroo paws has been named after the humble rotary clothesline.

A new genetic study has found Indigenous Australians travelled via two distinct routes about 60,000 years ago to reach the ancient landmass that would become Australia. 

Microphone recordings from NASA's Perseverance rover have turned up more than 50 instances of lightning on the red planet over the past four years, a new study finds.

It has long been a mystery why antibiotics reduces the effectiveness of some vaccines, but researchers believe bacteria in the gut may play a pivotal role.

There is now a global race to build humanoids that can walk, talk, reason, lift, carry, fetch, stack and generally operate in a human environment. 

While last week's stunning auroras delighted many people across Australia, a massive solar storm that hit last year squeezed Earth's protective shield to a fifth of its size, according to new satellite data.

Moss has the potential to provide food for astronauts of the future, according to a study that exposed one of Earth's oldest plants to the extremes of space travel. 

Elon Musk hinted at his dream for a battery-electric pick-up truck for years before, finally, on November 21, 2019, Tesla unveiled a prototype for its Cybertruck.  

Meta warns it will start axing the Meta accounts of under 16s from December 4. Here's how you can download your data before then.