The US space agency (Nasa) has released spectacular new images of Jupiter acquired by its Juno probe. The pictures show the swirling clouds ...Read More
Juno probe returns close-up Jupiter pictures
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GENEVA - Populations of marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish have dropped by about half in the past four decades, with fish critical to...Read More
Global marine populations slashed by half since 1970: WWF
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A huge haul of bones found in a small, dark chamber at the back of a cave in South Africa may be the remnants of a new species of ancient hu...Read More
New human-like species discovered in S Africa
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A Soyuz spacecraft with three astronauts successfully launched towards the International Space Station on Wednesday, marking the 500th manne...Read More
Soyuz rocket with three astronauts launches towards ISS
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A rocket mission to put a new spacecraft in orbit for London-based Inmarsat has been declared a success. The Russian Proton vehicle ejected ...Read More
Key Inmarsat rocket flight from Kazakhstan 'a success'
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Knut drew millions of visitors to Berlin Zoo and made international headlines Scientists say they can now explain what happened to Knut, the...Read More
Knut polar bear death riddle solved
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When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in the morning hours of 29 August, 2005, it wrought devastation on a huge scale. To get an overview of ...Read More
Hurricane Katrina: UK satellite revisits New Orleans 10 years on
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The vast majority of carbon credits generated by Russia and Ukraine did not represent cuts in emissions, according to a new study. The autho...Read More
Carbon credits undercut climate change actions says report
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Space enthusiast Freeman Osonuga holds a campaign flyer to solicit support for his quest to be selected to be the first black African in spa...Read More
Young hopefuls in race to be first black African in space
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Seaweed is no friend of the fragile ecosystems of coral reefs, pumping out harmful chemicals and blocking out life-giving sunlight PARIS - ...Read More
Coral gets bailed out by an enemy: study
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A drought-hit maize field in the municipality of Texiguat, about 100 km southeast of Tegucigalpa, Honduras is pictured on July 26, 2015 Miam...Read More
World breaks new heat records in July: US scientists
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People tend to kill adult fish at 14 times the rate of marine predators, said findings in the journal Science MIAMI - Humans are super-preda...Read More
Human 'super-predators' should change hunting, fishing habits
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Researchers found a difference in the way a specific endocannabinoid in the brain reacts to a drug designed to help it inhibit neurotransmit...Read More
Scientists discover molecular difference in male, female brains
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Researchers have discovered a romantic tropical octopus which creeps up behind prey, gently taps it on the shoulder, and scares it into its ...Read More
Romantic Octopus 'Kisses' Mate During Sex
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