Science

Air Pollution Can Impact Babies In The Womb, Evidence Shows

Scientists discovered sooty particles in pregnant women's placentas
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This Week Brazil's National Museum Burnt Down – Here's Why The Devastation Goes Far Beyond The Ashes

"Part of our history has been wiped out."
By Ana Beatriz Rosa, HuffPost Brazil

Astronauts Have Found And Patched A Hole That Was Leaking Air On The ISS

The crew have now covered the hole with some tape.
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Christie's Is Auctioning A Portrait Painted Entirely By AI

This is what happens when you feed a machine 15,000 portraits.
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This UK-Built Satellite Is Going To Significantly Improve Weather Forecasts

Can it finally predict the great British weather?
By Sally Wardle & Thomas Tamblyn, Press Association

Ice Water Being Discovered On The Moon Is Good News For A Lunar Colony

It could be used as fuel, drinking water or even turned into breathable air.
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New Dinosaur Footprints ‘Are First Evidence Of Prehistoric Beasts On Scottish Mainland’

The prints are thought to be 170 million years old.
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The Ocean Has Heatwaves Too And They've Doubled In The Last 30 Years

And it's only going to get worse as the planet gets warmer.
By Christina Larson, Associated Press

Watch Out, ‘Extreme Temperatures’ Could Last Until 2022

Experts predict conditions will be 'anomalously warm'.
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Heatwave Delights Archaeologists By Revealing Unseen Monuments

Some of the structures date as far back as 3600BC.
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