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Laser labs pick up a signal emanating from the collision of two dense, dead stars.

The California company's latest mission makes it the world's largest commercial satellite operator.

The new regulations will see alternatives to gas boilers installed in new homes from 2024.

Researchers are unable to establish whether the Native American planted a mulberry tree in Norfolk.

A biodiversity expert suggests almost half a billion animals might have been affected in Australia.

A Nobel laureate is being praised for retracting a scientific paper that was not reproducible.

The scale of the nation's ongoing emergency is terrifying - here's what fire crews are facing.

The hydrogen-powered drone which could revolutionise the travel industry.

The year 2019 saw several high temperature records in the UK - concluding a record-breaking decade.

The sheep of North Ronaldsay could teach other livestock how to belch in a way less harmful to the climate.

How the Japanese firm Astroscale is set to start cleaning up the Earth's orbiting space debris.

A trial where hydrogen is added to natural gas raises hopes of a low-carbon heating revolution.

A former software analyst and rising opera star has penned a song for the Red Planet.

Plans for a new mission come months after the Chandrayaan-2 failed to land on the Moon.

The move is designed to protect marine life around the Pacific island state.

A group of viruses, of which measles is one, are adept at jumping to species barrier.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a global prize to tackle climate issues in the next decade.

The measure would ban all "non-essential" private car journeys in the city centre by 2023.

The Wildlife Trust is looking to recruit a deputy warden and a visitor officer to work on the island.

Mark Carney said the financial sector had begun to curb investment in fossil fuels. but slowly.