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First images from the James Webb Space Telescope

A sensational new view of the universe from the James Webb Space Telescope.

• 31 mins

Heat waves in the Northern Hemisphere

Heat waves in the Northern Hemisphere - how and why more frequent and more extreme?

• 29 mins

The first galaxies at the universe's dawn

James Webb Space Telescope expands our view of the universe ever deeper back in time

• 27 mins

Synthetic mouse embryos with brains and hearts

Researchers make synthetic mouse embryos with brains and beating hearts from stem cells

• 29 mins

Icelandic volcano erupts again

Science in the heat of Iceland's new volcanic eruption.

• 28 mins

Deadly drought

The gloomy predictions for East Africa’s long running drought

• 28 mins

Surprises from a Martian Lake Bed

The latest analysis of Nasa’s perseverance discoveries confounds scientists’ expectations

• 26 mins

The China heatwave and the new normal

The record-breaking heatwave in China and its connection to extreme weather elsewhere

• 28 mins

The genetics of human intelligence

A single gene mutation may have propelled a major leap in human brain development

• 26 mins

Science and the causes behind Pakistan’s floods

A new report demonstrates the impact of global warming on flooding in Pakistan.

• 29 mins

Should we mine the deep sea?

A new license for deep sea mining could change the way we harvest rare earth minerals.

• 26 mins

The final moments of DART

Reflections on NASA’s latest mission as it hits an asteroid 11 million km from earth

• 26 mins

Nobel Prize 2022: The science behind the winners

We meet the winners behind this week’s Nobel Prize announcements

• 30 mins

Inserting human neurons into the brains of rats

Fusing the brain of a human with a rat could offer insight into neurological disorders

• 31 mins

The most powerful explosion ever recorded

A celestial explosion has produced the brightest beam of light ever observed

• 27 mins

Seismic events on Mars

New data from Nasa reveals information on Mars’ origin and evolution.

• 26 mins

What peat can tell us about our future

Peat can offer us early alarm bells to climate change tipping points.

• 26 mins

Neurons that restore walking in paralysed patients

Neurons that restore walking in patients with spinal cord injuries have been identified

• 30 mins

Online harassment of Covid scientists

Virologists studying Covid-19 have been subject to online threats

• 27 mins

A distant planet’s atmosphere

The chemical composition of planet WASP-39b's atmosphere, 700 light years away

• 28 mins

COVID spreads in China

COVID spreads in China

• 34 mins

Ancient warmth in Greenland

Climate change in the Arctic

• 31 mins

Fusion milestone

Fusion milestone - the science behind the headlines

• 33 mins

Mosquito pesticide failing

Mosquito pesticide failing

• 27 mins

The James Webb Space Telescope: The first six months

What have scientists learned since Nasa launched its revolutionary telescope?

• 32 mins

One year on from the Tonga eruption

We take a look at everything we’ve learnt since the Tonga volcano erupted a year ago.

• 28 mins

Atmospheric rivers

The phenomenon driving California’s extreme weather

• 34 mins

Climate science activism

What happens when climate scientists take to the streets?

• 29 mins

Bird flu (H5N1) outbreak in mink

A review of the first mammal to mammal transmission of avian flu, observed in Spain

• 28 mins

Science on ice

The different forms of frozen water from ice made in labs to Jupiter’s icy moons

• 33 mins