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Oldest cave painting of an animal discovered in Borneo
Scientists spent several days trekking through rural Borneo to find the 40,000-year-old artwork.
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'Oldest animal painting' discovered in Borneo
The earliest known painting of an animal has been identified in a cave on the island of Borneo.
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Climate change: Bug covered 'bionic mushroom' generates clean energy
Mushrooms for lunch inspire scientists to try to generate electricity from a fungus covered in bacteria.
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ExoMars: Where to send Europe's robot rover?
The joint Europe-Russia mission to the Red Planet in 2020 needs a destination to go do its science.
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Northern white rhino: New hopes for IVF rescue
A new study raises hopes of saving one of the last animals of its kind - the northern white rhino.
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Metop weather satellite prepares for lift-off
Europe is sending up a front-line weather satellite containing components made over a decade ago.
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Ozone: The Earth's protective shield is repairing
The ozone layer is finally healing from damage humans have caused, according to the United Nations.
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Helpline to tackle bullying in chemistry
Bullying and harassment helpline could help people working in the sciences.
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Ron Howard: Creating vision of a Mars colony
Hollywood director Ron Howard talked to the BBC about creating a realistic depiction of the first human colonies on Mars.
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Large hydropower dams 'not sustainable' in the developing world
A new study says that big hydro electricity projects in Europe and the US have been disastrous for the environment.
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Dinosaur world 'more colourful than we thought'
Coloured eggs evolved millions of years ago in the dinosaurs and may have functioned as camouflage.
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Revealed: The secret of the poet's daffodil
The DNA secrets of a flower thought to have inspired a Greek legend have been cracked by scientists.
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Scottish researchers create 'crystal maze' for light
A team at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh create a "crystal maze" to control how light spreads.
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Morbid exhibits of UCL's Pathology Museum
Christa Larwood visits the UCL Pathology Museum usually reserved for the eyes of medical students.
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How to save trees from extinction
The world is losing plants at an unprecedented rate with around one in five thought to be at risk of extinction. The race is on to store back-up copies in seed banks.
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'Test tube trees': An insurance policy against extinction?
Why trees grown in test tubes could be the answer to preserving the world's forests for the future.
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India man-eating tigress killed after huge hunt
The animal in western India is said to have killed 13 people and evaded capture for two years.
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The explosive science behind fireworks
The surprisingly simple science behind the clever chemistry that helps your night go off with a bang.
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InSight: The jeopardy of landing on Mars
Nasa releases a video describing the perilous landing its InSight Mars probe will face later this month.
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Who knew?
As Palau bans sunscreen to protect coral reefs, we look at other products causing environmental damage.
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