Stephen Luntz

One of the biggest crashes in the crypto world didn’t just happen – a few highly organized people caused it, revealing the vulnerability of digital currencies to coordinated attack.

Far be it from us to suggest there’s a parallel between the continental plate’s behavior and what is happening on top, but what once seemed solid and permanent is wearing thin.

There are two types of people in the world when it comes to batteries, but only one of them is right.

On seeing a line of footprints made by giant sauropods' front feet only, leading scientists jumped to conclusions, but closer observation doesn’t back them up.

For the first time, we have visual confirmation of a white dwarf/red dwarf system responsible for puzzling intermittent radio bleeps.

The fact there is so much more matter than antimatter in the universe is one of the greatest puzzles in physics, but new measurements from the Large Hadron Collider offer clues.

The species known for their replication of others’ sounds turn the forest floor over so that more of their invertebrate prey flourish.

One branch of theropods were giants in South America while another filled smaller niches, but in Australia they reversed roles.

The remote location, and the rough conditions, made refloating the whales difficult.

There’s a reason why real experts tell you to eat a balanced diet.