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Humans give off a ghostly glow that vanishes when we die

The light is too dim for humans to see (Picture: Getty) All living things – from humans to mice and plants – emit a ghostly glow up until they die.

Sky TV is down after major outage left 30,000 users without access to shows

Some customers are having issues with Sky Broadband, too.

Map shows spread of tropical disease Melioidosis that has killed 31 people across Australia

'Knowing what we went through as a family and having so many other people who were impacted by our news, it makes me scared.'

Google redesigns logo for first time in a decade \u2013 but how different is it?

So smooth... so blurred!

Successful test flight for company aiming to travel London to New York in one hour

Venus Aerospace says it has successfully tested a rocket engine that could make hypersonic jet travel a reality.

The alarming tactics of hackers targeting major firms like M&S and Co-op

Hackers are not deploying sophisticated technical attacks.

Marks and Spencer says customer data was stolen in cyber attack

Hackers launched a devastating cyber attack that is still affecting shoppers.

Life and everything we know in the universe will end sooner than we thought

'Fortunately it still takes a very long time.'

The New ARGUS G3 mini with iCOSM CODE 2.0: Power and Portability in an Ultra-Light 40.85 g Design

Dialogue on Collaboration to Address Challenges: International Symposium on Global Climate Governance and Green Transformation in Shanghai