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The Barents Sea is shifting from an Arctic climate to an Atlantic climate, and is now said to be at tipping point as its waters heat up.
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The Amazon boss puts up his New Shepard space vehicle from Texas for a series of Nasa experiments.
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New science funding initiatives are accused of pandering to political imperatives.
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Researchers involved in monitoring fracking in the UK say the limits on seismic activity are "too conservative".
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The naturalist tells Prince William people must look after the natural world, or it will be wrecked.
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Prince William interviews Sir David Attenborough at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Greenland went through an "unprecedented" period of ice loss in the last two decades.
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Automated software is now scouring social media posts looking for evidence of ape trafficking.
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The famous replica skeleton, usually displayed at London's Natural History Museum, goes on show in Glasgow.
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A warming climate shifts the distribution of the krill species eaten by whales and other predators.
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The shark's teeth resemble alien spaceships from the game, Galaga, according to US scientists.
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Some stargazers struggled to see the rare lunar eclipse which makes the moon appear to glow red.
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Investigators say He Jiankui sought "fame and fortune" with his claim to have edited baby genes.
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The first and last blood moon of the year has peaked.
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During the spectacular event, the Earth's natural satellite turns a striking shade of red.
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The Black Arrow projectile had lain at its crash landing site in the outback for more than 48 years.
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Elizabeth Rizzini explains the 'super blood wolf moon' - and forecasts the weather for UK skywatchers on Monday.
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Follow Najuma the black rhino as she is transported from Germany to a new home in Yorkshire.
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Footage emerges of divers getting up close and personal with massive great white shark.
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One of the most distinctive features in the Solar System is no more than 100 million years old.
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The shark, believed to be one known as Deep Blue, weighs 2.5 tonnes and is nearly 20ft long.
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How green is nuclear power and what are the other options?
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Of 124 coffees in the world, we only drink two, but we need to protect all of them, say scientists.
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The approximately 91m (298ft) wide frozen slab formed naturally and has been slowly spinning.
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Two months ago, a record-breaking heatwave devastated Australia's population of spectacled flying foxes.
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The world's loneliest frog, known as Romeo, finds friends (and a possible date) after water frogs found in the wild.
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Scientists find a Juliet for water frog, Romeo, once thought to be the last of his kind in the world.
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The Future Circular Collider could be Europe's £20bn successor to the existing Large Hadron Collider.
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The seeds, inside a sealed container, are the first plants ever grown on the Moon's surface.
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Operations to extract fresh water from the sea are now producing 50% more of this salty effluent than expected.
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See an animation showing the concentration and movement of nitrogen dioxide through the atmosphere.
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Ministers hail the UK's "world leading" pollution plan, but green groups call it a missed opportunity.
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Nobel Prize-winning scientist James Watson has repeated remarks about race and intelligence.
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Readers, who pressed for the change, can compost or put the new packaging in their food waste bin.
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Claire and Emily run a hub that empowers people to turn their old clothes into new ones.
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The former Cambridge professor had received the highest honour in his subject - a Fields Medal.
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Spektr-R has stopped receiving commands from Earth, Russian astrophysicists say.
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The $3bn refurbishment of the original sat-phone network will help transform air-traffic surveillance.
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The facility is set to produce 150 million tomatoes a year, helped by red LED lights and bees.
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Zoologists in Belarus are helping the flying mammal to get some sleep during hibernation season.
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A Chinese rover and static lander put on the far side of the Moon take pictures of each other.
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"I love their facial expressions," says wildlife cameraman Russell Savory.
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The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how dynamite became a million dollar idea.
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The haul, worth more than $1.3m (£1m), is one of the largest seized in South Africa in recent years.
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Mysterious cosmic signals have been picked up. What are they and where do they come from?
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UK engineers complete the build of a novel software-defined telecoms satellite called Quantum.
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The innovative ICEYE radar spacecraft views the changing shape of the collapsed volcano.
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A pet food manufacturer says switching to a dog food made of soldier flies will protect the environment.
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Rare paint particles found in the teeth of a medieval nun indicate that she was an unknown illustrator of sacred texts.
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A telescope picks up bursts of radio waves from a distant galaxy, shedding light on an astrophysical puzzle.
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