Tom Whipple

New study of mysterious dark energy suggests that the expansion of the universe may eventually go into sudden and cataclysmic reverse

Research finds symptoms can be seen on a biological level – and may be curable

What happened when the Times science editor Tom Whipple and two of his colleagues, James Marriott and Robert Crampton, took the ultimate age test (price, £289)?

Ranga Dias, who had not previously commented on the controversy, has said he stands by his research and that the process against it was flawed

By studying the battling behaviour of mongooses and termites, experts from Exeter University hope to learn wider lessons for humanity

The US claimed to have weaponised the weather in Vietnam but there are still doubts about whether rainmaking works, let alone can bring floods to the desert

When Michael Craig, an expert in neurodevelopmental conditions, sat in with the Tavistock’s gender identity development service, he began to question diagnoses

When I hear predictions that AI will take all our jobs, I think of Dustydawg83*. Mr Dawg is my chess friend. Six times we played on chess, communicating solely through 32 pieces. Then, on the

With two competing companies releasing collectible albums for Euro 2024, avid completionists will have to spend plenty to reach their goal

For years governments, hospitals and families have had to use frail magnetic storage for their most important data. Now, scientists have an alternative — that lasts for ever