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Citizen photos taken during August's total solar eclipse in the US will be spliced into continuous videos.

Long-dormant microbes are found inside giant crystals of the Naica mountain caves - and revived.

Genetically-modified hens that can lay eggs from different poultry breeds are helping scientists set up a "frozen aviary" to conserve rare birds.

The international competition to drive innovation in seafloor mapping announces the teams that will take part in its semi-final stage.

Billions of tiny plastic lentil-sized pellets can be spotted on UK shores - but how do 'nurdles' get there?

Scientists are calling for more people to donate their brains to research to help find cures for mental and psychological disorders.

Researchers in Cardiff develop a new "highly-efficient" method of extracting disease-fighting compounds.

Almost entirely submerged, Zealandia meets all the criteria to be considered a continent, say researchers.

They say they are lacking the brains of people with disorders such as depression and PTSD.

Research institutions want to make it easier for scientists to collaborate and share facilities.

Underwater flowering plants play multiple roles in keeping coastal ecosystems healthy.

An Earth-sized "virtual telescope" is ready to take the first ever picture of a black hole - the monster mysterious object at the centre of our galaxy.

The World Meteorological Organisation say there is a possibility of a new El Niño later this year.

The European Commission says the UK has two months to address repeated breaches of air pollutants.

Researchers are hoping to reveal the insects' navigation secrets to help the development of robots.

The discovery could lead to better tests and therapies for children with autism.

A newly unearthed essay by Winston Churchill reveals he was open to the possibility of life on other planets.

The European Commission says it will take the matter to the EU court if countries fail to act.

Footballers suffer similar brain damage to boxers, a small scientific study suggests.

Scientists have uncovered the first evidence of live births in the group of animals that includes dinosaurs, crocodiles and birds.