In a stunning new study, geneticists in Japan have revealed how injecting a 40,000-year-old Neanderthal gene into mice has led to profound changes in their skeletal structure. This experiment, ...

Macquarie University Astronomer Fred Watson discusses a planet which was discovered orbiting a tiny red dwarf star. The star is about 20 per cent of the mass of the sun. “It seems to have ...

Red Dwarf gained a huge cult following and is remembered as one of the UK's best loved comedy series. The show went on to make household names of its cast, but where are they now?

Unscripted Red Dwarf moment led to iconic scene that left fans 'unable to breathe' Red Dwarf gained a cult following after it first hit screens in 1988, running for 12 series consisting of 74 ...

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First discovered in 2010 in Spain, the ‘Red Lady’ is a famous human specimen from the Upper Paleolithic.

As Red Dwarf eyes a comeback, here's why the show's return is sorely needed – imperfections and all.

Red Dwarf star Craig Charles reveals key plot details for Lister in the unmade new episodes of the show, which were originally set to air this year.

Scientists will use the James Webb Space Telescope and its legacy partner Hubble to answer the question of whether rocky planets orbiting small red stars can have atmospheres.

Nova explosion visible to the naked eye expected any day now Sometime between May and September, a white dwarf is expected to go thermonuclear.

A hit BBC series is set to make a huge comeback 36 years after the very first episode hit screens. Red Dwarf will return with a special episode and filming is reported to begin later this year ...