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Scientists ensure the constant monitoring of the White Continent will continue unbroken into the 2030s.

New analysis suggests EasyJet is doing a better job of reducing emissions than its airline rivals.

A movie captured by Japan's Hayabusa-2 spacecraft shows the moment it touched down on an asteroid.

Is there any evidence that US meat products are less safe than UK products?

A study reveals growing impacts on wild bird species from forestry, farming and palm oil production.

Wet winters are no longer a guide to the severity of wildfires in California, a new study suggests.

The global conservation charity says it is commissioning an independent review into the claims.

One of the UK most successful space entrepreneurs says Brexit will do immense harm to industry.

These women from BirthStrike took the decision because they're so scared for the future of life on Earth.

Scientists want to evaluate the potential effects of sound "hotspots" on marine life.

After the death of the last male northern white rhino, scientists are looking at new ways to revive the sub-species on the brink of extinction.

A new astronaut capsule, which launched on Saturday, has successfully guided itself into the station.

The demonstration flight of America’s new astronaut capsule will see it dock with the lab.

SpaceX has launched a capsule designed to carry people from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Students' mass walkouts to demand action have sparked a debate over school attendance in Germany.

PM Trudeau announces $1.4bn (£1.2bn) for a Nasa space station to help land humans on the Moon.

The new combination could be approved to carry people if the mission is successful.

The seven-foot (2.1m) hoodwinker sunfish washes up in Santa Barbara, baffling scientists.

The two-term governor will focus his campaign on "defeating climate change" and creating energy jobs.

The US is about to take a major step towards being able to fly its astronauts into space once again.