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The Bloodhound 1,000mph car will conduct some "slow speed" runs at Newquay airport in Cornwall.
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Great Britain is in the top 10% of areas for harbouring alien species, according to a study.
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A wildlife blogger captures unique footage of the endangered mammals living in a Shropshire brook.
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Mayflies live for a day, humans live a century - if we’re lucky - but what is the oldest living organism on the planet?
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The hands could become available on the NHS bringing life-changing improvements for patients.
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Dr Alejandro Hernández Cárdenas has developed a new technique to help identify corpses.
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Mangers of Prospect Park in New York are happy with their new employee.
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World Land Speed record holder Andy Green examines how the extremes of speed and acceleration will affect the airflow around the Bloodhound supersonic car.
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Animals take umbrage when they feel that others are getting greater rewards than they are.
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Researchers show that it might be possible to develop an alternative to antibiotics for treating diseases in pigs and humans
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Neil deGrasse Tyson challenges the treatment of science in the Trump administration
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The National Grid says alternative fuel generated more electricity than coal and gas in the UK on Wednesday.
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Onboard footage from the Indian space agency's 640-tonne rocket has been widely shared on Twitter.
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Fossils of five early humans have been found in North Africa that show Homo sapiens emerged at least 100,000 years earlier than previously recognised.
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A British man is thought to have broken the World Record for greatest peak speed flown in a wingsuit.
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China, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines say they will act to stop plastic polluting the oceans.
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Fossils of modern humans uncovered in north Africa are at least 300,000 years old.
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The permanent reoccupation of the UK's Halley station depends on how an ice crack develops.
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The Halley VI Research Station was moved more than 20km across the ice sheet.
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Evidence suggests the dinosaur had scales rather than feathers or fluff, as some have speculated.
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Scientists spend decades hunting Earth's twin only to turn up the most inhospitable world imaginable.
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Scientists use body camera footage to study how US police officers engage with people while on patrol.
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The rocket will give India an edge in the satellite market and it's prompted some big comparisons.
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The two lions had been removed from circuses in South America and relocated to South Africa.
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Initially invented for the printing industry, the technology has transformed the way we live and work.
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The US president accepts human activity is partly to blame for global warming, says a top official.
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Did someone get away with murder? A German detective re-examines a case 5,300 years old.
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The Indian and French leaders pledge to fight climate change together and "protect Mother Earth".
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Only three countries have not signed up to the Paris agreement - but for very different reasons.
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Scientists have accurately reconstructed images of human faces by monitoring the responses of monkey brain cells.
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A researcher says re-introducing beavers in England would help water supplies and prevent floods.
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They can be controversial, but scientists say beavers are good for the environment and biodiversity.
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President accused of "cherry picking" science to bolster argument for withdrawal from Paris accord.
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Buildings around the world are lit green after the US withdraws from the Paris climate agreement.
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European leaders, businesses and the UN condemn President Trump's decision.
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ViaSat-2 enters the record books as the most powerful commercial broadband spacecraft ever launched.
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President Trump says pulling out of Paris climate deal will stop world laughing at the US.
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The move drew criticism, with Germany, France and Italy immediately rejecting any renegotiation.
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Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from climate agreement is criticised by the French president.
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The UN chief joins leaders of the EU and China in stressing the importance of the Paris agreement.
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Scientists pick up once again the distortions in space-time resulting from a huge black hole merger.
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The unique deep-sea fish was last spotted back in 1873.
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Kate Brooks' documentary focuses on individuals trying to save animals from extinction.
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Leaders say they support Paris climate deal but the US will say on Thursday if it is pulling out.
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The Paris accord was signed by 195 countries but President Trump will pull out, US media report.
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One of the biggest icebergs ever seen is a step closer to forming on the edge of the Larsen C shelf.
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For the first time, Exxon Mobil will have to consider the impact of climate change on its business.
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The space agency re-brands its mission to "touch the Sun" after a living scientist.
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