Alien hunters say they have found a'monolith' or'entrance' on Mercury in latest bizarre claim Image was first spotted in 2012 by Scott C Waring of UFO Sightings Daily He described it as a'doorway' which stretched more than three miles But a new video challenges this bizarre theory with another one to match Alien hunters claim it is a shadow cast by a giant rectangular monolith He described it as a'doorway' which stretched more than three miles Alien hunters have found what they claim to be an unexplained shadow on Mercury, which is caused by a large structure. The 760mph train that'll take you from London to Manchester... Could a folding phone save Samsung? Firm patents radical... Artificial intelligence will'inevitably' destroy millions... Hyperloop gets a step closer: Firm trying to bring Elon... The 760mph train that'll take you from London to Manchester... Could a folding phone save Samsung? Firm patents radical... Artificial intelligence will'inevitably' destroy millions... Hyperloop gets a step closer: Firm trying to bring Elon...

Just two weeks after the launch of the Galaxy Note 7 phone, Samsung was forced to recall 2.5 million devices worldwide, after reports that many were overheating, or even exploding Do YOU count on your fingers? Experts say it could actually... The 760mph train that'll take you from London to Manchester... Could a folding phone save Samsung? Firm patents radical... Artificial intelligence will'inevitably' destroy millions... Do YOU count on your fingers? Experts say it could actually...

How should you deal with your child lying? Lies begin around the age of three, often to escape getting in trouble But telling lies doesn't necessarily mean the child is badly behaved Dr Victoria Talwar, a developmental psychologist expert says that recognising the motives behind the lies is key But telling lies doesn't necessarily mean the child is badly behaved From'it wasn't me', to'Dad said I could do it', children begin pushing their luck with lies from a young age. Medieval GIANTESS is found in a Polish cemetery: 7ft 2in... Did fake news on Facebook swing the US election? The AI that learns by PLAYING: Google DeepMind is making... Medieval GIANTESS is found in a Polish cemetery: 7ft 2in... Did fake news on Facebook swing the US election? The AI that learns by PLAYING: Google DeepMind is making... SNL mocks confident Clinton supporters with Dave Chappelle Havelock resident shocked as he films earthquake hitting NZ Trump supporter spews ignorant racist rant at young woman Michael Moore tries to meet with Trump at Trump Tower Mother kicks her young child out for voting Trump in school Adorable boxer dog jumps far better than the John Lewis dog Clinton makes final appearance at campaign headquarters Nigel Farage avoids questions as he enters Trump Tower Dogs leaping through grass like antelope will cheer you up Bodybuilder with '0% body fat' flexes her muscles in the gym Road rage incident turns personal as drivers insult each other The Donald kisses wife Melania on the campaign trail From a modest home built by her father to the future First... Trump says he will'immediately' deport two to three million... FBI'ran 23 child pornography sites in a bid to lure and... 'I'm not giving up and neither should you': Kate McKinnon... Hillary's last hurrah: Clinton greets her campaign staff one... Film-maker Michael Moore is blocked by Secret Service on the... 'Kill the police!' Anti-Trump protesters chant death threats... Trump launches a Twitter rant at the... Was the Hillary hiking in the woods photo staged?

The AI that learns by PLAYING: Google DeepMind is making machines'feel' their way around virtual objects Researchers created virtual environment for training artificial intelligence AI learned through a series of experiments where it'played' with objects By manipulating virtual building blocks in a simulation it could work out hidden properties, learning like a child AI learned through a series of experiments where it'played' with objects Google's DeepMind is teaching machines to learn through play, by exploring objects through simulations to work out their properties The ultimate guide to the biggest supermoon in living... Hundreds more species than we thought may be endangered... Alien hunters say they have... Move over James Bond: World's first commercially available... The ultimate guide to the biggest supermoon in living... Hundreds more species than we thought may be endangered... Alien hunters say they have... Move over James Bond: World's first commercially available... If a child were presented with two blocks painted black, one made of wood and one made of lead, they could work out their basic properties through playing with them. So why can't machines learn the same way? Earlier this week, researchers in Italy launched a new project to develop robots which learn by themselves, using a form of open open-ended machine learning.

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Could TRITIUM hold the key to unlimited energy? Researchers have revealed they are introducing tritium to the Z Machine's fuel, the most neutron-laden isotope of hydrogen. Top secret X-37B military spaceplane could be turned into a... Meet Bear-yoncé! Dancing bear twerks it out in hilarious... Russia unveils killer robots that can seek and shoot humans... How slimeballs slither: Watch the bizarre'slimelapse' that... Top secret X-37B military spaceplane could be turned into a... Meet Bear-yoncé! Dancing bear twerks it out in hilarious... Russia unveils killer robots that can seek and shoot humans... How slimeballs slither: Watch the bizarre'slimelapse' that... With the addition of tritium, the Z Machine's already neutron high upper limit will be pushed much farther, emitting 80 times the amount of neutrons. The Z Machine has long been used to provide crucial information for computer simulations that test the readiness of America's nuclear stockpile, and to recreate the conditions at stars and the cores of planets.

Is this part of a secret spy satellite? The metal cylinder is 4.5 metres long and just over a metre in diameter Another smaller piece of metal with Chinese writing fell nearby The incident comes shortly after Beijing launched a satellite into space It has not been confirmed whether the launch of the satellite and the metal objects found were related The metal cylinder is 4.5 metres long and just over a metre in diameter From exploding phones to dangerous hoverboards: Why are... Did fake news on Facebook swing the US election? The AI that learns by PLAYING: Google DeepMind is making... From exploding phones to dangerous hoverboards: Why are... Did fake news on Facebook swing the US election? The AI that learns by PLAYING: Google DeepMind is making... The barrel-shaped object crashed onto property owned by a jade mining company in Kachin State's Hpakant township on Thursday The bizarre events came the same day Chinese state media reported Beijing had recently launched a satellite into space.

The Penny Arcade Expo (Pax) is one of the biggest gaming conventions in the world, bringing together classic consoles, the latest shooters, mobile games, PCs, Macs, tabletops – and the people who love them. For the latest event in Melbourne, Pax Australia, the biggest companies in the world – including Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony – came to show off their wares, but the most interesting stuff was relegated to one corner of the exhibition hall: Pax Rising, where independent developers let you play their latest games. Australia used to have several major international studios producing games but from 2008, several mainstays shut their doors – Sega, THQ and 2K among them – due to the global financial crisis and the rising Australian dollar. What's sprung out of this collapse is a series of small innovative Australian studios, most of them with between three and 30 employees. We've had smash hits such as Fruit Ninja, Crossy Road, Flight Control and Shooty Skies sell millions of copies around the world each year – but there are many more games that fail than succeed.

It's one thing to want to protect endangered animals, but another entirely to keep track of them. Case in point: the dugong, a medium-sized marine mammal often referred to as a sea cow. Cute they may be, but spotting them in large bodies of water is easier said than done. Since marine researchers want to do so to keep tabs on population sizes, conservation status, and their important habitat areas, that poses a bit of a problem. Fortunately, this is where Dr. Amanda Hodgson of Australia's Murdoch University comes in.

PayPal users who rely on the money transfer service's iOS app for all their electronic transactions can now use their voice to command the app on what to do. This is thanks to a new update that brings Siri integration to the mobile payments application for iPhones and iPads. In an online blog post for its users, PayPal Senior Director for Core Consumer Products Meron Colbeci stated that the company has found that around $41 billion was processed for peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions in 2015. Colbeci then added that the company is expecting over 17 million transactions in time for the holidays this month of December. Because of this projected number of transactions, PayPal is proud to present that its iOS 10 app will be accepting transactions this holiday season with the help of Siri.