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Researchers plan to integrate their cocaine-detecting chip in a portable scanner.

An unusual object has been found lurking in the Kuiper Belt, and it may have a tale to tell.

An Airbus executive says future UK work on the Galileo sat-nav system would have to be moved to the continent because of Brexit.

The hunting mechanism of the carnivorous waterwheel plant has been studied in detail for the first time.

The boss of an Indonesian food factory is encouraging his community to creatively reuse plastic waste.

This is a regal jumping spider, and there are no prizes for guessing what it's good at.

The government says it plans to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste, including wet wipes.

The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii started erupting on May 3 and has so far destroyed 26 homes.

Scientists hope to learn how to build tiny jumping robots - by studying an extraordinary spider.

As demand for natural gas continues to surge, huge extraction vessels are about to go into action.

As demand for natural gas continues to surge, huge extraction vessels are about to go into action.

A new study says global tourism accounts for 8% of carbon emissions, far larger than previously thought.

London scientist Tom Pike watches his experiment leave Earth on a six-month journey to Mars.

A recyclable coffee cup could help replace the 2.5 billion disposable cups binned each year.

The eco-friendly hobbyists trying to stem the rising tide of plastic in the seas.

The eco-friendly hobbyists trying to stem the rising tide of plastic in the seas.

The US space agency has launched its latest mission, heading for the interior of the Red Planet.

Illustrator and planetary scientist James Tuttle Keane explains the significance of Nasa's new mission.

InSight's science mission will reveal the interior of the Red Planet for the first time.

The millions of flowers have created a blaze of colour on the Norfolk landscape.