Full face transplant promises less risk of rejection
Tongue, jaw and teeth were part of a full graft from scalp to collar bone, including bone-marrow that could help the tissues get established
Glowing fountains on icy Saturn moon
Las Vegas has nothing on Enceladus - a newly released image from the Cassini probe reveals fountains of ice and steam shooting high into space
Superhot gas spirals from massive tornado on the sun
Watch a recent tornado on the sun as it spews unusually hot gas for several hours
Blind man 'drives' Google's autonomous car
Steve Mahan, who is 95 per cent blind, demonstrates the potential future for self-driving cars - by driving to a Taco Bell restaurant
US scepticism - it's been a long time coming
Distrust in science among US conservatives is assumed to be a recent political gambit - the reality is it's been building for decades
New space radars track small but deadly space junk
Space Fence will locate and identify the 200,000 pieces of junk too small to be seen by current radar systems, but still posing a threat to spacecraft
Modified bacteria could get electricity from sewage
Using genetically engineered bacteria to capture energy stored in waste water could make treatment cheap and energy-efficient
Doomsday drivel: promoting nuclear paranoia
The Doomsday Machine oversimplifies complex energy issues and combines nuclear scaremongering with climate change denialism
Clocking galaxy clusters to gauge dark energy
Combining the afterglow of the big bang with a map of galaxy clusters reveals how the clusters move, which could provide a new way to measure dark energy
Sand Flea robot leaps tall buildings in a single bound
The latest gadget from robotics company Boston Dynamics performs mad hops
Entering the world's premier antimatter factory
New Scientist visits CERN's antimatter lab to find out why we should care about this slippery stuff
No toxic hydrogen sulphide in North Sea gas leak
The gas leaking into the sea from the beleaguered Elgin platform is not as deadly as originally feared
Has global warming brought an early summer to the US?
Climate change may have made the unseasonably warm spell that left North America sweltering in March more likely to happen
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