
Can we become immune to the coronavirus? What the evidence says so far
1 July 2020
The evidence is growing that we can form an immune memory of the coronavirus - but we don't know how strong it is and how long it lasts yet

1 July 2020
The evidence is growing that we can form an immune memory of the coronavirus - but we don't know how strong it is and how long it lasts yet

30 June 2020
Coronavirus cases have surged in several areas thought to have the virus under control, including parts of South Korea, Australia and the US.

29 June 2020
It is thought that having a baby makes people mature as they take on new responsibilities, but a study of new parents’ personalities reveals more complex changes

26 June 2020
The US Marine Corps is testing a long-range alternative to stun guns - it is a projectile that can be fired from a shotgun and that uses a parachute to slow down before delivering an electric shock

26 June 2020
Moons are ubiquitous in our solar system, but we have not definitively found any farther afield – that may be changing with 6 new exomoon candidates

26 June 2020
Satellites have detected two record-shattering lightning flashes: one that covered a distance of 709 kilometres, and one that lasted 16.7 seconds

25 June 2020
A star just 11 light years away is calm enough that we may be able to study the atmospheres of three planets that seem to orbit it – one of which could be in the star's habitable zone

25 June 2020
A 9500-year-old dog discovered on a remote island off Siberia is remarkably similar to living sled dogs in Greenland, suggesting that people have been breeding these working animals for millennia

25 June 2020
Lung inflammation and blood clots caused by covid-19 can lead to scarring and long-term breathlessness and coughing in some people, for which there is no treatment

24 June 2020
More realistic representation of clouds and aerosols seems to explain why a new generation of climate models are projecting the world is more sensitive to rising CO2 levels