Youngsters shine in second day of Portugal Grand Slam 2022
The second day of the inaugural Grand Prix in Portugal continued the incredible momentum of Day 1, with many firsts for a host of judo’s young competitors
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Living in a bubble: Did this failed 90s experiment predict the future?
In 1991, eight people started a two-year adventure that would see them quarantined inside a replica of Earth’s ecosystem. It is a futuristic story straight out the pages of a sci-fi bestseller that has since been overlooked and discounted for its controversial collapse.
Ashleigh Barty wins Australian Open women's singles on home ground without losing a set
Ashleigh Barty has beaten Danielle Collins at the Australian Open to become the first Australian woman to win on home ground in 44 years.
Extreme talent on display as snowboarding Natural Selection Tour kicks off
Former Olympic champion Sage Kotsenburg aced the first stop of this year's Natural Selection Tour at Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Friday.
Ukraine crisis: Why now? What's the history? What are Putin's motivations?
Just six months ago, Vladimir Putin opened a 7,000-word manifesto on the historical ties between Ukraine and Russia with the claim that Russians and Ukrainians were “one people”, part of “a single whole”.
Thrills and spills galore as the 2022 World Judo Tour kicks off in Portugal
The 2022 World Judo Tour kicked off in Portugal with a thrilling first day at the Grand Prix in Almada, and the local Judoka rose to the challenge!
Scientists regrow frogs’ amputated limbs in massive leap for regenerative medicine
Scientists in the US have successfully regrown the lost legs of a group of frogs in a significant advance for regenerative medicine.
Scientists in Australia discover 'first of its kind' object in the Milky Way that flashes on and off
Scientists have detected what appears to be an incredibly dense star behaving unlike anything else ever seen - and suspect it might be a type of exotic astrophysical object whose existence has until now been only hypothesised.