Online schooling is exploding in US
Traditional schools are being replaced with internet-centric teaching methods that could change education forever
The ever deepening mystery of the human genome
The more we learn about our genome, the more peculiar its workings appear. Linda Geddes looks at the findings of the ENCODE project
Voyager 1: reports of my exit are greatly exaggerated
Earth's most distant probe has seemed on the verge of leaving the solar system for years, but don't hold your breath - it may still have 15 years to go
Tutankhamun's death and the birth of monotheism
The boy king may have died from an inherited form of epilepsy, which also encouraged his father to found the earliest single-god religion
Lithium mystery deepened by galaxy gas probe
The proportion of lithium in a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way is just shy of what existed moments after the big bang, posing a problem for our models
ESP evidence fails key test of repeatability
Controversial claims about precognition are crumbling to dust as replication attempts mount
Could we geoengineer the climate with CO2?
The latest proposal for cooling the planet involves sub-zero CO2, Antarctica, and a whole lot of freezers
Happy birthday to Earth's most travelled explorer
Thirty five years since its launch, two images taken by NASA's Voyager 1 give a feel for just how much the most distant spacecraft from Earth has seen
Did Scott's own South Pole team seal his fate?
The deaths of Captain Scott and his party in the Antarctic may have been caused by his colleagues taking too much food from stores, a new book claims
Have we forgotten how to remember?
The Digital Crystal exhibition at the Design Museum in London explores the way digital culture is impacting our memory and perception of time
Obama's 2025 car fuel efficiency goals are already in reach
By 2025, all US cars must achieve 54.5 miles per gallon. Sounds tough, but much of the technology needed already exists
Hot face gives away when you've drunk too much
Thermal imaging technology could help identify who has had too much to drink just just by looking at how hot parts of their face are
Hail Jeremy Hunt, the new minister for magic
The UK government's new Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is a supporter of homeopathy, a remedy more fitting of Hogwarts
Sharp-eared glasses let deaf people 'see' sounds
Spectacles that triangulate loud sounds and flash them on a heads-up display could help deaf people navigate their environment safely
Net worth: Reclaiming our personal data
We give our data away in exchange for a superconnected world. Now there's a way to take it back - and grab a share of the profit, says MacGregor Campell
Organic food: no better for you, or the planet
Organic crops seem to be no more nutritious than conventional ones, and are not necessarily great for the environment either, find two new studies
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