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Lines for pastries, phones, even paying respects have become famous. What is it that draws people to spend their scarce, precious time in queues?

Life-saving surgery in Greg Scott's youth instilled determination to find more effective EEG diagnosis ...

The Southern Sky Astrophotography 2024 exhibition displays the top entries from the 20th David Malin awards for Australian astronomers and photographers. The images are on display at the Sydney observatory until 1 February ...

Head north, avoid light pollution and seek out high ground - how to plan to see the northern lights ...

Nyxoah's Genio device zaps the nerves in the tongue to help sufferers breathe better overnight ...

'Amazing flurry of activity' possible in 2024's largest meteor shower with peak visibility across the country early on Saturday ...

Experts warn that mirror bacteria, constructed from mirror images of molecules found in nature, could put humans, animals and plants at risk of lethal infections ...

As a study reveals that England has fourth-fastest growth rate globally, we outline some of the issues that increase risk ...

As a UK report finds women with reproductive conditions have faced poor care due to 'medical misogyny', people share their suffering ...

Ian Sample speaks to Winfried Hensinger, professor of quantum technologies at the University of Sussex to find out how quantum computers work, and whether Google's new chip is an important milestone in their development.