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Bill Nelson, 78, is a former astronaut and senator with a long history of working on space issues.

Meteorologists say the last known eruption at Fagradalsfjall was about 800 years ago.

Did a crew sent to the US Skylab space station go on strike? The last surviving member says it's a myth that won't die.

Some on the islands are looking to the Faroes for inspiration in tackling transport issues.

Universities are urged to block a science research website, which police say could put data at risk.

Engineers have carried out a major engine test of Nasa's Space Launch System.

Protecting the ocean has a triple whammy effect, safeguarding climate, food and biodiversity.

Four-year-old Otis's mum was stumped, so they wrote to Sir David Attenborough... and he replied.

The schemes were introduced to tackle increasing traffic on minor roads but some face fierce opposition.

The prime minister's former aide says he wanted science funding to be doubled.

Geologist Helga Torfadottir takes a BBC team to an active volcano area.

The international company will fly a demonstration of the technology it hopes can help clean up space.

The natural song of the regent honeyeater has essentially "disappeared" in 12% of the population.

The starfish could represent a lucrative trade but they also play a key role on the coastal ecology.

Experts suggest much of the water Mars once had is now locked up in minerals.

But the government says Brexit enables the UK to set its own rules to deliver better environmental outcomes.

A jet fuel made from food waste has the potential to reduce emissions from flying, scientists say.

Significant storms have been forming earlier than usual in recent years.

Scientists have turned polythene into fabrics in a move they say can make fashion more sustainable.

Beekeeper Erika Thompson says the video, viewed over a million times, was "just a normal Tuesday".