Throughout the year, photographers have managed to capture stunning and shocking images - from extraordinary political moments to natural wonders. Here we take a look back at this year in pictures.

Artificial intelligence tools can fabricate entirely new images and videos. But they can now also make much smaller tweaks by inserting A.I. elements into genuine photographs, further blurring the ...

Here are the best photos of 2024 from the space station ... Starliner returned to Earth without them after engine issues made NASA officials concerned about its safety. The Starliner spacecraft ...

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Incredible footage appears to show a throng of pro-Palestine bikers gathering on a posh central London street and revving their engines, with police "nowhere to be seen". The clip, which was ...

BMW has a long history of producing powerful, reliable engines, which have powered countless models, from sports cars to SUVs, over the decades. While BMW is perhaps most famous for its inline-six ...

Scroll on to see some of 2024's most memorable moments. NASA astronaut Don Pettit shared this image in November, saying, "Starlink satellites look like a miniature version of the monolith from ...

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Credit: Juraj Slafkovsky has treated himself to an early Christmas gift! The Montreal Canadiens forward has acquired a beautiful BMW M5 Competition from a dealer in Kingston, Ontario! Here are some ...

I can never resist a good oddball engine, and this one’s pedigree is ... two-stroke revolution inserted in the middle. See All 5 Photos The lowest bottom-dead-center position exposes scavenging ...

NASA's latest collection of best science images of 2024 offers a fascinating glimpse into the work that goes on the ISS as it zooms 250 miles overhead at speeds of 17,500 miles per hour.