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The device managed to pump oxygenated blood into both organs in a world-first procedure.

On 11 April 1970, the Lovells watched their husband and father blast off on an ill-fated mission to the Moon.

The London-based start-up expands its network with a Soyuz launch from Baikonur in Kazakhstan

Sifting through diamond samples, geologists find unexpected evidence of a billion-year-old continent.

Chris Packham says nature can help during self-isolation and considers coronavirus's environmental impact.

Greg Clark, the Commons Science Select Committee chair, praises government use of expert advice.

The US space agency is suspending production and testing of its Moon rocket and capsule systems.

Programmes, such as Sir David Attenborough's, triggered a greater interest in species.

Researchers observing the mammals saw them sharing regurgitated blood with their neighbours.

Some regions show significant drops in air pollutants as the coronavirus hits work and travel.

The US-German Grace satellites saw Greenland shed 600 billion tonnes of ice by the end of summer last year.

A newly discovered fossil bird could be the oldest-known ancestor of every chicken on the planet.

Venetians say they're seeing fish once again in the city's famous waters.

How the launch of the Hubble telescope wasn't all plain sailing.

Cambridge scientists say they are working "as hard and as fast as we possibly can" to find a vaccine.

Climate change: It's Back to Nature on Britain's holiday coast

The Leeds University study looked at 86 countries and came to broadly the same conclusions about the rich.

Stereotypes and myths about race are not just used by racists. Here's how to debunk five myths.

A group of 45 healthy, young volunteers in Seattle will be given the experimental jab.

A vital knowledge gap about England’s environment has been uncovered by soil campaigners.