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A global network of nine radio telescopes is set to take the first ever picture of a black hole's event horizon in 2017.
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Bacteria recovered from Oetzi the Iceman shed light on his health and also human history, scientists report.
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British researchers use diamonds to compress hydrogen very close to the conditions where it ought to start behaving like a metal.
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Astronomers spy two huge waves of gas being "burped" by the black hole at the heart of a nearby galaxy.
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Tim Peake is to carry out the first ever spacewalk by a British astronaut, Nasa has confirmed.
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First real test for Delhi car rationing plan
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Four chemical elements have been formally added to the periodic table, completing the scheme's seventh row.
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The government is to create a marine reserve almost as big as the UK in the Atlantic waters of Ascension Island.
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A goat and tiger live in the same enclosure at a Russian safari park but how long can it last?
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The pull of gravity on a distant star can now be measured more accurately, shedding light on other worlds, say astronomers.
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The number of pups born at England's largest seal colony drops for the first time after nine years of rapid growth.
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US researchers design a "molten glass sewing machine" by combining 3D printing of glass with a mathematical model of the looping liquid threads.
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British astronaut Tim Peake delivers a New Year message from the International Space Station.
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Long-standing weather records have been smashed by a stormy, yet warm December, the Met Office's early figures suggest.
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Africa's rhino population could face extinction within 10 years, animal welfare experts warn.
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Nasa warns that the effects of the current El Nino weather phenomenon could be as bad as that of 1998, the strongest on record.
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Clive Coleman investigates the statutes that have their origins in the Cold War space race.
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Ten of millions of people will face hunger, water shortages and disease in 2016 as the impacts of a powerful El Nino linger into 2016.
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Files released by the National Archives shed light on how prime ministers viewed an official souvenir of moon dust that was given to the country by the US.
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A 2m-tall flower, known for its pungent odour which has been likened to rotting flesh, blooms in South Australia's Mount Lofty Botanic Garden.
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Scientists have sequenced the first ancient human genomes from Ireland - throwing light on the genesis of Celtic populations.
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British astronaut Tim Peake tweets a picture of northern England, taken from the International Space Station, and expresses concern for all those caught up in flooding.
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A British couple have paid £60,000 for two puppies cloned from their dead boxer.
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Conservationists at Chester Zoo have brought one of the world's most endangered birds - the Javan green magpie - into captivity.
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A collection of the best science and environment reads this year
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Rebecca Morelle looks back on the year in science – from a British astronaut blasting off into space, to efforts to halt global warming here on Earth.
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UK astronaut Tim Peake tweets a light-hearted apology after calling a wrong number from the International Space Station and asking "is this planet Earth?".
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Chemists are developing new sensors to sniff out explosives before deadly attacks can occur.
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