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For decades, a small group of mathematicians has patiently unraveled the mystery of what was once math’s most popular picture. Their story shows how technology transforms even the most abstract mathematical landscapes.

A start-up is developing a news service presented artificial intelligence, but will it upend the parasocial relationship between television audiences and those on screen?

Ms Carroll calls it a "huge defeat for every bully" but Mr Trump says the verdict is "absolutely ridiculous".

Despite the flagging economy, demand is strong for helicopters and new models are being launched.

Explicit images of the popstar were spread millions of times on social media before being removed.

The first vehicle to achieve powered flight on another planet suffers rotor damage three years into tour.

Hermit crabs all over the world are using our discarded plastic and other waste in place of their natural shells.

Thousands of people in Georgia have found out they were stolen from their parents at birth and sold.

Quantum wormholes are mathematically possible — but might also be physically impossible. Physicist Janna Levin explains Hawking’s famous information paradox....

The Lisa project to detect gravitational waves will be one of the most complex ever space missions.

The bones, thought to be those of a teenage boy, could date back as far as 500BC, police say.

A viral video shows the lion cub seated in the back of a white, open-top Bentley in Pattaya, Thailand.

The first image of the Slim spacecraft shows it to be in an awkward position on the lunar surface.

Police investigate the vandalism in Melbourne - which included graffiti saying "the colony will fall".

Bali-based Kathryn Romeyn knows the island's best spas inside-out and shares her picks, from romantic couple's treatments at Ayana Estate to sleep therapy at Capella Ubud.

The US embassy describes Prof Michelle Francl's suggested tea recipe as an "unthinkable notion".

Fundamental to Madeiran identity, its 3,100km of aqueducts have proven to be more than a clever and functional feat of engineering to colonise an isolated island.

At least 40 artisanal miners were killed when a tunnel collapsed, officials say.

One of the UK's richest people admitted his role in a scheme which "netted millions".

A fertility breakthrough offers hope for saving the northern white rhino from extinction.

Decades old water piping made from asbestos cement is starting to degrade – but what does it mean for human health?

Workers want to know how they did in conversations with hiring managers, but rarely get answers. It's not always because employers don't want to provide it.

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A beauty queen has once again re-ignited a debate on what it means to be Japanese.

People on TikTok have developed a specific accent - would you recognise it if you heard it?