This is a curated articles about the latest discoveries in science and interesting articles tackling technology and society.
Greta Thunberg, who has inspired schoolchildren around the world to go on strike in protest against climate change, has been nominated for the Nobel peace prize
Sea otters and other animals leave evidence of their tool use that can be studied using the same archaeological techniques as for ancient humans
We’ve only seen one interstellar object, a rock called ‘Oumuamua that passed by in 2017, but they may be crucial to speeding up the planet-building process
Can you make every number using three cubed numbers? It is a surprisingly difficult question and now we know the answer for 33
14 March is Pi Day, a global celebration of the constant representing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. Think you know pi? Try our quiz
To celebrate Einstein's birthday, see if you can tell which quotes are from the great man of physics
Smartphone cameras now use artificial intelligence to completely transform the pictures we take, and it could change the way we see reality
Swedish 16-year-old Greta Thunberg will lead a global school strike this week. Thousands of children are expected to walk-out to protest climate change inaction
A 30-year study of Pluto’s nitrogen atmosphere suggests it has reached maximum pressure and will now start to form 'snow'
Driverless cars have a problem – rotations of an object fool the best image recognition AIs, which may mean confusing a tin for a truck on the road
