Some people were excited that there was a new emoji for a lobster. But the picture of the lobster didn't have the right number of legs. Now it does.
Published in “Science”
A tall garbage dump in Mozambique fell down on people who were living in or near the dump. The accident killed at least 17 people and hurt many more.
Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous artists in the world. Now scientists have used x-rays to uncover secrets in one of Picasso's famous paintings.
Apple Park is an amazing building - a glass circle a mile around. But the workers there keep bumping into the clear glass walls.
The Church of England is asking people to give up plastic for six weeks. This is in honor of Lent, an important part of their religion.
There is a new blood test that will let a doctor quickly find out for sure whether someone has a head injury called a concussion.
On Saturday night, a train ran into a herd of elephants. Four of the elephants were killed at once. Another elephant was badly hurt.
Antarctica is a special natural place. Now China is making rules for its visitors to help protect Antarctica and the animals that live there.
Scientists used lasers to find almost 60,000 very old Mayan buildings hidden in the jungle. This important discovery changes our ideas about the Mayans.
An astronomer in Canada has found a satellite that NASA lost contact with 12 years ago. NASA hopes it can get important information from the satellite.
The store IKEA put an unusual ad in a Swedish magazine. The ad asked women to pee on the ad to find out if they were pregnant.