Egypt has over 100 pyramids, but one is famed for its uniqueness. Egypt’s “bent” pyramid built for the Pharaoh Sneferu is a remarkable structure as well as being an archaeological wonder.

Scientists are pioneering an underwater living space and hope to have permanent bases underwater in 2027, as ITV News' Science Correspondent Martin Stew reports Oceans cover two-thirds of our ...

A sleeping giant of a volcano is stirring in its underwater bed. The volcano, tucked underneath a submerged peak called Axial Seamount, is the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest. Seismic ...

The documentary's pioneer underwater cinematography was captivating. But Bond's vision was more significant than just visiting deep waters; he wanted humans to live there. Bond, who died in 1983, ...

ITV News' Science Correspondent Martin Stew meets the team behind Sentinel, a prototype habitat with plans to house people underwater. Martin Stew visits the Sentinel prototype and tours inside the ...

The 1,100-metre tall underwater volcano is known as Axial Seamoutn (Picture: Schmidt Ocean Institute) A huge volcano at the bottom of the sea near the US’ northwestern coast is predicted to ...

A new interactive map has revealed dozens of US cities could be underwater by 2100 due to rising sea levels. An international team of researchers estimated that global sea levels could rise by a ...

An aerospace engineer has just spent 120 days not in the air, nor in space—but underwater. On Friday, Rudiger Koch ended his 120th day in a capsule submerged in the Caribbean, setting an ...

Russian ships which damage British underwater cables face being raided and seized by Royal Marine Commandos, Defence Secretary John Healey has signalled. He stressed the UK was willing to take ...

Archaeologists believe that the 'world's oldest pyramid' might not have been built by humans. The Djoser Step pyramid is said to be the world's oldest pyramid, with estimates claiming it was built ...

Imagine living underwater, not just for a few hours on a dive, but for days, weeks, or even months. One UK-based company is working on creating underwater habitats for long-term human sea exploration.