Deep life: Another world under our feet Life exists underneath the Earth's surface. What can it tell us?
Space Travel Houston, we have a problem! We can't hear Gerst “Astro Alex” appeared on the screen, smiled at us from the space and was gone. The call lasted five minutes.
Pigs' hearts for humans? DW talks to surgeon Bruno Reichart, who has successfully implanted a pig's heart into a baboon.
Autoimmune diseases Does gut flora cause multiple sclerosis? Multiple sclerosis is insidious, unpredictable and incurable. Our intestinal flora could be the key to how it develops.
DeepL outperforms Google Translate A translation startup from Cologne in Germany is surprising many users. What is it that makes DeepL translate so well?
Medicine Woman gives birth from uterus transplant of dead donor Eleven babies have been born through uterine transplants of live donors, but never from a uterus of a deceased donor.
Einstein's 'God' letter sells at auction The page-and-a-half letter details the legendary physicist's feelings about Judaism and God.
Close encounter OSIRIS-REx meets asteroid Bennu NASA's space probe could bring back clues to the origins of of our planet — and perhaps save it from collision.
First flight since October accident Soyuz lifts off with new crew for ISS Russian Soyuz rocket lifts off from Kazakhstan carrying three astronauts to the International Space Station
Psychology Depression affects millions in Germany A new study shows the illness takes a huge toll not only on the sufferers, but also on their families and friends.
CRISPR-Cas9 Gene-editing scientist claims 'another' pregnancy A Chinese scientist who claims to have genetically engineered twins has said there could be more.
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First InSight into the interior of Mars Laden with European gear, NASA's InSight spacecraft will give us a first chance to study the deep interior of Mars.
Soviet moon rocks fetch $855,000 at auction The tiny lumps, collected by a Soviet moon mission, are the only known material of their kind in private hands.
Inventions Herpes agent wins 2018 German Future Prize Germany's president has presented this year's Future Prize to the inventors of a medicine against herpes.
Scientists unearth new fossil find A new fossil discovery suggests dinosaurs shared Earth with a plant-eating beast the size of an elephant.
How mysterious smell memories overpower us A random odor can send you back to a childhood memory, and you won't know why. Do scientists?
Psychology of shopping sprees Why shopping makes you happy When out on a shopping spree, lost between red sale signs and discounts, your brain stops working rationally. But why?
