#AskSpace: Will there ever be a European astronaut on the moon?

world news 07/06/2018

Facebook bug made some private posts public, affecting as many as 14M users

Facebook bug made some private posts public, affecting as many as 14M users.

world news 07/06/2018

Six award-winning inventors changing the world

These visionaries offer a glimpse of promising developments and progress in a variety of technical fields affecting our everyday lives.

Belgium 07/06/2018

Leadership looks like... cleaning up the oceans by 2040

Boyan Slat went diving in Greece aged 16 and saw more plastic bags than fish. Instead of wringing his hands he went on to set up a not-for-profit that aims to rid the oceans of 90% of their plastic by 2040. And he is well on his way to achieving this.

United Kingdom 07/06/2018

A teacher is our second #Europeanhero

Elaine Manton motivates girls at Loreto Grammar School for Girls and beyond to take up STEM subjects and win prizes for their innovations. She constantly refreshes the curriculum and takes inspiration from other STEM teachers around the globe.

world news 07/06/2018

Did climate change kill all the aliens?

Easter Island's demise suggests all of human civilization may face a similar fate.

France 07/06/2018

Watch live: the European Inventor Award 2018

The European Inventor Award will be held in Paris on 7 June 2018. Watch them live on Euronews.

world news 06/06/2018

NASA to reveal new findings from its Mars rover Curiosity

What's NASA got up its sleeve?

Germany 06/06/2018

Germans are taking to microchips — one has his last testament implanted under his skin

Germany is the latest country to show a wave of interest in microchip implants. But why?

Guatemala 05/06/2018

Volcanologist warns of deadly mudslides in Guatemala

Heavy rainfall may mix with loose ash and cause mudslides to flow down the Fuego volcano.

world news 04/06/2018

Apple wants to fight smartphone addiction and data collection

It's also declaring war on internet tracking technology, a move that could help put it ahead of the curve on data privacy

world news 01/06/2018

Is Pluto a giant comet? And does it really have dunes on its surface?

Scientists have detected a large field of dunes on the surface of the distant planet Pluto apparently made from lumps of ice.

world news 31/05/2018

World's biggest reef may be more resilient than we thought

"Our research does give me hope that the reef can recover."

world news 30/05/2018

Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos

Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos.

world news 29/05/2018

Virgin Galactic spaceplane completes another supersonic test flight

The sleek craft reportedly reached an altitude of 114,500 feet and a speed of Mach 1.9.

world news 29/05/2018

Reboot your router to avoid Russian hack, warns FBI

More than half a million devices have already been compromised — with more likely to be targeted over the next few weeks.

world news 28/05/2018

Can these bold plans help save the polar ice sheets?

Scientist says giant walls and cooling tunnels may be the best ways to save polar ice.