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Babies made from three people approved in UK
Babies made from two women and one man win approval from the UK's fertility regulator.
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Light pollution dampens urban robins' song
The song and behaviour of the UK's favourite bird is being affected by light and noise pollution, a study reveals.
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New marine life found in deep sea vents
Six new animal species are identified at deep-sea vents beneath the Indian Ocean.
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New spider species resembles Harry Potter 'Sorting Hat'
A newly discovered spider bears an "uncanny" resemblance to a magical hat in the Harry Potter books.
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Guerrilla archiving
Canadian "guerrilla" archivists will help in scramble to preserve US federal climate data.
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How do you drill into a 500C volcano?
Scientists in Iceland are drilling in to a volcano to harness the energy from beneath the Earth.
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Geologists target 500C volcano's energy
Geologists in Iceland are drilling into the heart of a volcano to create a super-hot borehole they can tap for energy.
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Sentinels map Earth's slow surface warping
British researchers are now routinely mapping a great swathe of Earth's surface, looking for the subtle warping that ultimately leads to quakes.
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World’s oldest water gets even older
Scientists have discovered a new deep source of ancient water that is at least two billion years old.
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A 'Great' message
Land Speed Record holder Andy Green has been visiting India to share insights about the Bloodhound supersonic car.
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Atlantic wave biggest ever recorded by buoy
The highest ever wave recorded by a buoy is detected in the North Atlantic.
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Fossil footprints tell story of human origins
Footprints made by early humans millions of years ago have been uncovered in Tanzania.
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'Smart boulders' record huge underwater avalanche
Scientists have had a remarkable close-up encounter with a gigantic underwater avalanche off the coast of California.
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Spy satellites reveal Himalayan melt
Scientists have used images taken by Cold War spy satellites to reveal the dramatic environmental changes occurring in the Himalayas.
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'Dead or alive' cat in physics top 10
The detection of ripples in space-time and the famous Schrödinger's Cat paradox feature in a list of 2016's physics breakthroughs.
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Team hunts tracer of 'dinosaur killer' asteroid
Scientists say they have a clue that may enable them to find traces of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs in the very crater it made on impact.
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Black hole 'swallowed star', say Queen's astronomers
A star was 'swallowed' after it passed too close to a black hole, say Queen's University astronomers.
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World's largest reindeer herd plummets
The size of the world's largest wild reindeer herd has fallen by 40% since 2000, scientists warn.
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Viral virus
British researchers are using social media to track the spread of norovirus.
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Sir David Attenborough's epic sign off
Watch David Attenborough's epic sign off as the acclaimed Planet Earth II came to its conclusion on Sunday night on BBC One.
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