ScienceBiscuit
The China National Space Administration has announced Wednesday that its Chang’e 4 space exploration mission discovered an inscribed stone tablet dating to the early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) six days into the exploration of the far side of the Moon by the Yutu 2 rover. [read...]
Chinese scientists have confirmed a complete lack quadraphonic music and ‘almost no evidence’ of 1970’s prog-rock. [read...]
Drones and their tiresome owners were so irritating before they caused the shutdown of Gatwick Airport that even the inconveniencing of 100,000 passengers has made no difference to their unpopularity, according to a poll of people stuck in the South Terminal. [read...]
Following the accidental discovery of the missing short proof of ‘Fermat’s last theorem’ halfway through a pineapple upside down cake last week, the scientific community, religious groups and anyone with a point to prove have been contemplating and eating puddings. [read...]
Since the dawn of storytelling, humans have speculated whether the big light in the sky was actually hot or merely a billion-candle torch from a gadget emporium. Icarus had wings of wax, which were said to have melted as he flew too close to the Sun, [read...]
