To keep people healthy on missions to deep space and other planets, we need to monitor those in extreme, isolated conditions, says ESA medic Beth Healey
Tremors from 200 kilometres down spread widely, but not as powerfully as deadly shallower quakes in the region. Up to 1000 deaths are still possible though
A drug currently used to treat the milder stages of Alzheimer's could also help to delay when people with more severe symptoms need to enter a care home
Musicians are better than the rest of us at synchronising their brains to slow music. The finding suggests music training could help people with dyslexia
We can still avoid 2°C of global warming even if nations can't agree on a fair way to share the burden of emission cuts – someone just has to take the lead
Densely populated regions around the Gulf in the Middle East could get so hot that the temperatures may be fatal to people living in or visiting the area