The World's Smallest Snowman is So Cute
This tiny fella is a wee three microns tall, around half the height of a red blood cell.
While the bread and butter of Gizmodo UK is in the bits and bytes of technology, we have a lot of fun in the off-topic areas, with many of the stories being filed in the WTF category. Bookmark this page for the sillier stories, from ridiculous examples of body-art, to... sausages made of skittles?
This tiny fella is a wee three microns tall, around half the height of a red blood cell.
From reusable rockets to Martian manifestos to asteroid mining, 2016 was a near like no other in the commercial space race. Here are the highlights.
So you know when it's changing time before your offspring can disturb everyone in a 30-mile radius.
Santa’s elves must be sweating their pants off up there.
A new study came out suggesting that it’s possible to predict whether a toddler will become a criminal. The only trouble is, that’s not actually what the study found.
This 52-mile across space rock looks more like a fossilised glob of putty in closest image ever captured by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft.
In this case, it really is a matter of 'how big' and 'how you use it', when it comes to perfect presents.
Going to the Moon is officially hip again.
A remotely operated sub has captured stunning images of the Antarctic seafloor, revealing a surprisingly dynamic and colourful world.
Thanks for 15 years of death and disaster, planet Earth! Can’t wait to see how we screw you up next.
Mole salamanders travel an average of six miles — and in some cases as far as nine miles — to new breeding sites.
Another study came out today reminding us that something you probably assumed wasn’t that healthy probably isn’t that healthy.
The government of Japan has decided to decommission the experimental Monju nuclear reactor, which worked for just 250 days out of its total 22-year lifespan.
Another year has passed, which means we’re another step closer to the tomorrow of our dreams. Here are the most futuristic developments of 2016.
In your mouth, at least. Probably best not to put mouthwash anywhere else.
