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The $145m Chandrayaan-2 is aiming to become the first space mission to land on the Moon's south pole.

The battle between two billionaires vying to take us to the Moon and beyond.

Construction materials, ceramics and food could all one day be printed on the lunar surface.

Will Darling has paddled more than 100 miles in his search for rubbish.

Two BBC presenters put Impossible Foods' meat-free burger to the taste test. How does it shape up?

From pushing boundaries to defying stereotypes - five women who are breaking barriers in science.

An engineer at Jodrell Bank says he could hear every word from Apollo 11's famous mission.

Fifty years on, the 03:56 AM TV moment that was out of this world.

The minutes before landing were tense, as fuel ran low and connections were lost between the lunar module and mission control

An endeavour which was born out of conflict ended by bringing the entire world together, at least for a moment.

Scientists and architects in London have developed 'bio-curtains' to act as an alternative to urban trees.

The Environment Agency takes steps to refill a river featured in some of the UK's best-loved paintings.

Pesticides are blamed for Russia's mass bee deaths, while French honey production is also down.

The pilot whales were spotted during a helicopter sightseeing tour over Longufjorur.

A study suggests the butts make up the most pervasive form of plastic pollution on the planet.

Photographers and nature lovers capture the natural phenomenon that lights up the sea.

Experts say the UK looks to be experiencing the arrival of millions of painted lady butterflies.

The motor industry is trying to reduce its carbon footprint in a number of innovative ways.

Fifty years ago, James Burke was one of the presenters leading the BBC's live coverage of the Moon landing.

About 600 million were watching in 1969 - thanks largely to an unlikely outpost in rural Australia.