This latest batch of images from the New Horizons probe take us even closer to the surface of the dwarf planet, showing staggering surface detail that includes mountains, plains, frozen nitrogen streams and hazy little fog clouds. See more >>
Is it a barge? Is it a plane? No, it's a tourist attraction!
Two trading standards officers visited and ordered "zebra" and "wildebeest" for their tea.
No wonder Elon Musk has had such a hard time trying to reposition a real one.
Finish your week with a bit of frenzied football-with-cars fun – and more in today's Dealzmodo.
Strap yourself into a metal tube and put your life in the hands of a cushion of air in style.
The rugger world cup kicks off today and you're gonna need some pre-match pub ammo. So, here's your chance to get yourself clued up on the beastly game played by gentlemen.
The banks of the mighty Mississippi river are usually lush and green but in this image, captured by the European Space Agency’s Sentinel-2A, radar imaging shows vegetation in bright red. That's a lot of vegetation. Read more >>
A science publisher is granting paid-for content to Wiki editors and it is causing all sorts of fuss in academic circles.
One is a faulty disaster that has been coasting on its brand alone... The other is... (Make your own punchline.)
The US authorities are hot on the tail of Twitterers who republish pro-Islamic State messages.
The tiny computer has fallen victim to manufacturing screw-ups and mission creep.
The iFixit tinkerers are at it again, this time revealing the secrets hidden under the hood of Apple's latest slate.
Scientists who have been figuring out how to make chickens walk like dinosaurs have also been honoured.
It looks more like a flamethrower or a firework shooter but this is actually a firing M32 grenade launcher. It’s a picture of US Marines training Malaysian Armed Forces during a non-lethal weapons seminar. What perfect timing to capture this shot. [Flickr/Marines]
