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The bag was used by astronaut Neil Armstrong to collect the first ever samples of the Moon in 1969.
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A US congressman asked scientists if the Red Planet could have been occupied "thousands of years ago".
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Pangolins in the forests of Africa are at risk of being pushed to extinction like their Asian relatives.
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Research shows Aboriginal people entered Australia up to 18,000 years earlier than thought.
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The European Space Agency turns off one of its most successful ever missions - LISA Pathfinder.
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Legislators vote to extend a programme that charges firms for releasing pollutants to the year 2030.
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Satellite images show the colossal Larsen iceberg continuing to edge away from the White Continent.
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The wildcat could be reintroduced into the UK for the first time in 1,300 years.
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Acclaimed Iranian mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani dies of breast cancer aged 40.
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Home Office annual figures show that animal experiments in the UK fell by 5% in 2016.
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A block of ice a quarter the size of Wales calves from the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Our ancestors could be to blame for the wide variety of human sleeping habits, from larks to night owls.
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The UK government formally announces a more-than-£100m investment in new satellite and rocket test facilities.
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China teleports first object from the ground to satellite
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