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Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute develop new batteries using metal fluoride for electric motors.
A new species of smiling snail fish is discovered in the Pacific Ocean off Peru.
Rory Golden from Ocean Gate Expedition shares new Titanic wreck details and imaging technology.
A new passage in the Great Pyramid of Giza may lead to King Khufu's burial chamber.
Nick Park discusses the Science Museum exhibition on Wallace and Gromit with Maev Kennedy.
Search teams have used sonar technology worth £53,000 to locate Nicola Bulley in the river, but efforts have not yet produced results after nine days.
The Geminid meteor shower lights up the sky over Paranal Observatory in December 2012.
Startup week in Pyongyang features aspiring entrepreneurs learning business skills.
A tornado devastates Moore, Oklahoma, killing over 20 people on May 20, 2013.
Olinguito are newly discovered raccoon-like animals which live in South America.
The united states reports its first case of the omicron variant in a vaccinated traveler.
Axal Longa builds sleek electric gliders with a skilled team of engineers and tradesmen.
Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin discuss their BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine at the FT Weekend Spring Festival.
Edward Said advocates for Palestinians and influences media perspectives through his work.
Parker Nice finds land in Central America that yields double the gold of his Yukon claim.
Fans urge the Discovery Channel to upload more episodes of Naked and Afraid and Gold Rush.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks between midnight and 5:30 AM, showcasing up to 100 shooting stars per hour as Earth passes through comet debris.
Pindar Van Arman teaches robots to create art, advancing artificial intelligence towards the Singularity.
Micro Fest will feature a select few wrestlers, including Pinky, who balances her wrestling ambitions with the challenges of motherhood.
Astronomers detect a Jupiter-like exoplanet from another galaxy in the Milky Way.
Pluto's reclassification has led to a mysterious red coloration, prompting scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute to investigate its surface changes.
Curiosity has 17 cameras, the most of any NASA planetary mission, including color imagers for geology and black-and-white cameras for engineering.
A Derbyshire officer voices anger over budget cuts affecting police services and community respect.
Dinosaur bird fossils in Liaoning Province, China reveal detailed feather patterns and evolution.
Arthur 'Bobby' Harrison recounts the Attica uprising in this new series premiering Monday.
COVID-19 numbers in the UK feel alarming as cases rise and urgent action is needed.
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope detects a young pulsar in NGC 6624's hidden depths.
Stephen Hicks from University College London discusses aftershocks following a recent quake.
Ludwig Feuerbach critiques Christianity and influences Marx through his work, Fiery Brook.
In April 1943, physicist Hugh Bradner arrives in Los Alamos, New Mexico, to work on the Manhattan Project alongside 5,000 others.
In January 2003, Space Shuttle Columbia tragically disintegrates during re-entry, killing its crew.
Kirsten Meyer discusses the devastating effects of COVID-19 at Hanover's Covery Hospital.
Richard O'Dwyer faces extradition over copyright claims related to his website TVShack.
Rick chases a gold mining dream but should have just stuck with Parker for success.
After three seasons of intense gold mining, Rick Ness and his crew weigh their hard-earned gold in a bid to achieve financial success amid economic challenges.
Scott and Bill compete in a high-stakes drag race in Street Outlaws, highlighting the rivalry between Nola and Cali quality with powerful Hemi engines.
Russia launches Luna 25, its first Moon mission since 1976, on Friday amid renewed interest.
Russia's Luna 25 crashes while racing to the moon's South Pole against India's mission.
Karen, a northern white rhino, undergoes a critical experiment led by Frank Goretz and an international team to prevent her species from going extinct.
Monica Jones discusses SARS-CoV-2 immunity and how long the virus can keep attacking.
Biosphere 2 in Arizona faces scandal as scientists live inside its 2.2-acre terrarium.
An international team of scientists have accidentally enhanced a plastic eating enzyme for recycling.
Tigers at the Bronx Zoo test positive for coronavirus after exposure to a staff member.
University of Cambridge scientists achieve a breakthrough in photosynthesis energy extraction.
In November, the kilogram is redefined in Versailles, France, based on Planck's constant.
International scientists reveal the first image of a black hole after years of planning.
In southwestern Australia, researchers investigate a mysterious predator that preys on Great White and Mako Sharks during Shark Week.
Phil Torres and Heather Amaro search Loch Ness for signs of the legendary lake creature.
