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A strong earthquake has hit near Alaska, sparking fears of a tsunami among residents. The seismic activity has triggered an immediate response as officials assess potential impacts.

It's the reliable celestial companion that's stuck around for 4.5 billion years. But the moon is slowly drifting away from Earth, a physicist has revealed.

Meteorologists tracking a tropical system in the Atlantic Ocean warned 'it will likely continue to intensify into a hurricane' and would be named Gabrielle.

A promising new study has revealed that this protective shield - around 20 miles above our planet's surface - could be well on its way to recovery.

As more footage emerges from an orca attack, scientists reveal why these clever creatures frequently target boats.

Boasting a long, curved bill and iridescent feathers, these heron-like birds are most commonly spotted on the Mediterranean coast. But the Glossy Ibis is arriving into the UK in their hundreds, experts reveal.

While many fans have rushed to install the update, it seems many are already regretting their decision.

Scientists have identified the origins of the blue colour in one of Jackson Pollock's paintings on display at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

This summer was the warmest and sunniest on record. But while you might have enjoyed the record-breaking weather, experts have warned it comes at a cost.

Analysis of new data from the Office of Rail and Road between August 2024 and August 2025 has evaluated 20 UK rail operators and awarded a performance score.