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'Resting Bitch Face' is real
Queen Elizabeth has it. So does fashion designer Victoria Beckham. And actress Kristen Stewart - poor thing, she's practically the poster girl.
Which face do you see? Image reveals eye strength
How good's your eyesight? This optical illusion could reveal if you need glasses.
Beards may hold future antibiotics
Microbiologist Adam Roberts went digging through men's beards in search of poop.
Full moon means no umbrella
The moon can influence the rainfall on Earth, scientists have found.
Stunning shots of NZ from space
A British astronaut has tweeted epic photos of New Zealand from space on his Twitter account.
Revealed: The drug that keeps you young
New drug could 'have profound effects on healthspan and lifespan' say scientists.
Brits get nod for human gene editing
British scientists have received official permission to genetically modify human embryos.
Truth is never a matter of opinion
Some wrong ideas are innocuous, but others can do the world serious harm.
Why men need 'boys' nights' - study
It's probably not the news a wife or partner wants to hear, but science reveals why male bonding is good for men's health.
Watch: Physicist fires gun at himself under water
Physicist Andreas Wahl set out to show bullets travel at a much slower speed underwater by allowing a submerged gun to be fired directly at him.
Physicist proves point in horrifying way
Physicist Andreas Wahl stood in front of a gun at point blank range to show what happens to bullet velocity under water.
Twelve Questions: Alexei Drummond
Humans aren't going to last forever, no species ever has. It's hard for me to believe there's anything afterwards.
How women turn into their mothers
Is there truth in the adage about your wife becoming your mother-in-law?
Conspiracies: How would it stay secret?
A scientist has looked into how long it would take for the secrets of major conspiracies to leak, if the events were indeed fake.
Deadly fungus threatens banana supply
The Cavendish banana is facing extinction from a deadly fungus and may have to be genetically engineered into a new variant, experts say.
Watch: Astronaut plays ping pong with ball of water
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly uses hydrophobic paddles to move a ball of water on the International Space Station.
A walk around Scott Base's $6.2m upgrade
Inside the rear cargo bay at Scott Base's Hillary Field Centre, it sounds - and feels - like an anti-aircraft gun is letting loose just a few metres away.
The planets are aligned
For the first time in more than 10 years it is possible to see all five "bright" planets together in the sky.
More fly traps set for Tau fly
Controls are now in place to restrict the movement of some fruit and vegetables outside of a defined circular area.
Be prepared to suspend scientific belief
Are we willing to accept such compromises when watching science fiction? I guess it depends on how captivating the movie is and how pedantic we are.
Comment: Science fact versus film fiction
Could more science be slipped into science fiction, including the Star Wars movies, without spoiling the fun? Michael Brown investigates.
Cocaine makes the brain 'eat itself'
A study on mice has revealed the class A drug can trigger out of control "autography", a process which causes cells to digest themselves.
Antarctica: Sir Ed's legend lives on
Near the margin where Pram Point drops on to the McMurdo ice shelf stands a small shack, set against a dramatic and ever-changing Antarctic backdrop.
Why we love sleeping in
It's not the alarm clock's fault that you're not getting enough sleep.
Size turns out to be a rather sticky problem
If Spider-Man were real, he would be forever falling off vertical walls and struggling to maintain credibility as a superhero, research suggests.
Penthouse address can cause death
The penthouse has long been associated with wealth and prestige, but a new study suggests it could actually be the death of its inhabitants.