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How our brains become 'disembodied'
Scientists in Italy have discovered how our brains can be tricked into feeling disembodied from our own limbs.
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'Zika mosquito' eggs found near Folkestone in Kent
The eggs of a mosquito capable of transmitting tropical diseases, including the Zika virus, are found for the first time in the UK.
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Stone Age people 'roasted rodents for food' - archaeologists
Voles appear to have been roasted for food by Neolithic people living on Orkney 5,000 years ago, archaeological evidence shows.
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No signal from European Schiaparelli Mars lander
The European Space Agency is still waiting for confirmation that its Schiaparelli probe has landed on Mars.
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Cave paintings reveal clues to mystery Ice Age beast
Cave art from the Ice Age has helped solve the origins of Europe's largest land mammal - the modern European bison.
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Astronauts enter China's space station
A pair of astronauts have entered China's Tiangong 2 space station as they begin the country's longest manned space mission.
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Moment of truth awaits Europe's Schiaparelli Mars probe
Europe’s Schiaparelli robot will soon attempt the risky descent to the surface of Mars, after a 500 million km journey from Earth.
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China's Shenzhou 11 docks at Tiangong 2 space station
Two Chinese astronauts have docked with the Tiangong 2 space lab, where they will live for the next 30 days conducting experiments.
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What is ExoMars and what is it doing?
BBC science reporter Victoria Gill explains what the European mission to Mars is hoping to find out.
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Ape’s fig challenge wins photo award
An orangutan pictured climbing high into a tree to reach some figs has taken the top honour in the 2016 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Tasmanian devil milk fights superbugs
Milk from Tasmanian devils could offer up a useful weapon against antibiotic-resistant superbugs, according to Australian researchers.
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UN: Farming needs to harvest chance to cut emissions
The global farming sector has a big role to play in the effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to future climate change, the UN says.
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Peru investigates death of 10,000 Titicaca water frogs
Peru's environmental agency is investigating the deaths of some 10,000 frogs whose bodies have been found in a tributary of the Titicaca lake.
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Is it the end for the conker?
Horse chestnut trees are being attacked by a combination of pests and diseases which could cause the conker to vanish
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Arctic crossing planned for ‘Boaty’ sub
The UK’s favourite new yellow submarine, Boaty McBoatface, will likely take on the grand challenge of trying to cross the entire Arctic Ocean under the ice.
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Family of rare white squirrels living in Edinburgh
A family of rare white squirrels are living in a suburb of Edinburgh.
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Humpback whale caught in shark nets
A Humpback whale calf got stuck in shark nets off the Gold Coast in Australia.
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Work begins on £200m Attenborough polar ship
The construction of the UK's £200m polar research ship, the RRS Sir David Attenborough has formally begun at the Cammel Laird Shipyard in Birkenhead.
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Ceremony to mark start of Attenborough polar ship construction
Construction of the UK's new £200m polar research ship, the RRS Sir David Attenborough, formally begins on Monday at the Cammell Laird yard on Merseyside.
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European Schiaparelli probe on target for Mars landing
Europe’s Schiaparelli spacecraft is ejected by its “mothership” and is now on a direct course to try to land on Mars on Wednesday.
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