The planet circles a sun which belongs to a group of stars called the "Helmi stream" which are known to have once belonged to a separate dwarf galaxy.
This galaxy was gobbled up by the Milky Way between six and nine billion years ago in an act of intergalactic cannibalism.
The planet circles a sun which belongs to a group of stars called the "Helmi stream" which are known to have once belonged to a separate dwarf galaxy.
This galaxy was gobbled up by the Milky Way between six and nine billion years ago in an act of intergalactic cannibalism.
The key to survival was not being greedy and having very good quality gear, says Keef.
Most of the injured were treated for cuts and bruises, officials in the northern town of Tafalla said.
But nine people were taken to hospital in nearby Pamplona.
Among them was a 10-year-old boy who apparently suffered multiple bruising when the bull fell on him, and a 24-year-old who was gored
Paul the oracle octopus. Nine brains!
Animated map of gravity around the world. Courtesy of Esa.
Mark Suppes is an amateur nuclear physicist who has created a homemade nuclear fusion reactor in Brooklyn, New York.
He is part of a growing community of "fusioneers" - amateur science junkies who are building such reactors for fun, and with an eye to helping solve the world's energy crisis.
An illegal gathering of 2,500 people in Pembrokeshire.
A British scientist says he is the first man in the world to become infected with a computer virus.
Dr Mark Gasson from the University of Reading contaminated a computer chip which was then inserted into his hand.
The device, which enables him to pass through security doors and activate his mobile phone, is a sophisticated version of ID chips used to tag pets.
In trials, Dr Gasson showed that the chip was able to pass on the computer virus to external control systems.
If other implanted chips had then connected to the system they too would have been corrupted, he said.
Jack's owner Gary Zammit said: "They just play fight - there's never any malice in it."
Extending the metaphor gastronomically
Gaza residents have held their own version of a famous football tournament - calling it the "Gaza World Cup", with 16 teams of local and international players competing for a trophy made of twisted metal and iron from last year's war with Israel.
Thousands of fans watched as athletes began competing for the title within various 'international' teams, including America, Italy and Germany.
Palace stay up despite being docked points for going into administration
Damien McGuiness' ludicrous wig/comb-over most in evidence at around 1:40
Wow - four times more efficient than LCD, battery life of days...
He says "I hate bugs" but he means "I ate bugs"
'We're not really guilty. We didn't deliberately set out to heat the world'
Proponents of local currencies say they boost community economies by keeping money in the area, but critics dismiss them as fashionable gimmicks and tantamount to protectionism.
UK researchers have developed a device to drag space debris out of orbit.
They plan to launch a demonstration of their "CubeSail" next year. It is a small satellite cube that deploys a thin, 25-sq-m plastic sheet.
Residual air molecules still present in the spacecraft's low-Earth orbit will catch the sheet and pull the object out of the sky much faster than is normal.
The Surrey Space Centre team says the concept could be fitted to larger satellites and even rocket stages.
The group also envisages that a mature system would even be sent to rendezvous and dock with redundant spacecraft to clean them from orbit.
The Persian New Year has been celebrated for 3000 years across a whole swathe of the world which used to form the ancient Persian empire.
This year, the United Nations General Assembly recognised Nowruz as a national holiday.
The owner of a house on a Scarborough cliff edge has hosted a special dinner as a farewell gesture to the property.
Teetering on the edge of Knipe Point in Scarborough, the property is at risk of falling off the cliff as it crumbles. Owner Kane Cunningham invited twelve guests to the bungalow's "last supper" to highlight the perils of climate change.
Whatever you do, don't attempt street theatre or situationist art, because the video monitoring system will know you're a terrorist and the auto-arrest mechanism will be triggered. Then. because the cuts have 'streamlined' the courts removing 'inefficiencies' you'll be allocated a punishment on a cheapest available basis, probably shipped abroad for punishment which the UK is buying in as part of its committment to the developing world...
US religious group accused of child theft
President Barack Obama has said Wall Street must repay $117bn (£72bn) to taxpayers and criticised banks for "massive profits and obscene bonuses".
Nick Clegg has confirmed the recession means the Lib Dems will have to shelve some of their best-known policies in a speech on his election "priorities".
Extending free childcare, free personal care for the elderly and a "citizen's pension" would have to be "put on hold" and tuition fees ended over six years.
He said the days of "shopping lists" of spending pledges were over so his party could focus on priorities like schools.
We love a good bit of controversial, right?
The female presenter has a lemon in her mouth. She couldn't show more distaste if she vomited. She's ready to spit. Her teeth will fall out if she grimaces any wider.
