2,000-year-old battering ram from Roman battle discovered deep in Mediterranean
A 2,000-year-old battering ram sunk during the First Punic War has been discovered off the coast of Sicily.
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The reusable 'spaceplane' that could replace rockets and fly humans to space and back
An aircraft that can carry passengers and payloads out of the Earth’s atmosphere and back is set to revolutionise space missions.
Long-lost Titanic statue resurfaces as new expedition reveals signs of increased deterioration
A bronze statue from the Titanic, long thought to be lost forever, has been rediscovered during a recent expedition by the company holding salvage rights to the wreck site.
Cubs' Shota Imanaga, 2 relievers combine to no-hit Pirates - ESPN
Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga combined with two relievers to no-hit the Pittsburgh Pirates in a 12-0 win Wednesday night.
Wyatt Langford's grand slam lifts Rangers over Yankees - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Wyatt Langford hit a game-ending grand slam off All-Star closer Clay Holmes to give the Texas Rangers a 7-4 victory over the New York Yankees on Tuesday night, dropping them out of the American League East lead.
Airlines must monitor vapour trails under new EU climate rules
Airlines operating flights from European airports will soon have to report the estimated climate impact of vapour trails from jet engines to the European Commission, as well as the amount of carbon dioxide they emit annually.
Money expert's simple savings budget plan to have £1,000 in account within three months
With 15% of UK adults estimated to be in debt, and energy bills due to skyrocket as winter approaches due to Ofgem’s price cap rise, many are looking to pinch pennies wherever possible. However, many find themselves stuck in the mental and financial spiral of; if you can’t pay off your debts how are you supposed to save to avoid future debts?
5 of the most damaging ways AI could harm humanity, according to MIT experts
As artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances and becomes increasingly integrated into various aspects of our lives, there is a growing need to understand the potential risks these systems pose.