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Brain tests predict children's futures
Brain tests at the age of three appear to predict a child's future success in life, according to researchers.
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Ice loss spreads up Antarctic glaciers
The scale and pace of change now taking place in West Antarctica is captured in a new, long-term satellite record that tracks the thinning of the region's huge glaciers.
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Methane surge needs 'urgent attention'
Scientists say they are concerned at the rapid rate at which methane is gathering in the atmosphere.
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Squid may become favourite UK meal as seas become warmer.
Squid may end up on the British plate in place of old favourites such as cod as UK waters warm up.
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To boldly go
The BBC meets three Indian female scientists who prove that rocket science is not a male preserve.
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Starry starry nights
Stunning photographs of starry nights over South East Asia
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Urban beekeeping creating a buzz
With concern about the decline of bees in the UK, the University of London has created an oasis for the insects on a rooftop.
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Sloths can swim
A look back at the things we learned from David Attenborough's latest BBC One series Planet Earth II.
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Doctors call for ban on diesel engines in London
A new campaign led by medical professionals is calling for all diesel cars to be banned from London.
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Cryogenic storage offers hope for renewable energy
The world's largest cold energy storage plant, which can act like a giant battery for renewable energy, is being commissioned at a site near Manchester.
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Japan ISS Kounotori: Spacecraft launched to try to clear space junk
Japan launches a cargo ship equipped with a half-mile long magnetic tether to clear space junk.
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Japan tests innovative magnetic tether for slowing space junk
Japan launches a cargo ship carrying a space junk collector designed to gather debris in space.
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Is Planet Earth II nature's answer to Strictly?
Planet Earth filmmakers talk dancing flamingos and bears
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100 million year old dinosaur tail is discovered
Scientists have found a 100 million year old dinosaur tail trapped in amber.
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Rare tiny creatures found in loch near Kinross
Tiny crustaceans previously recorded at two locations in the British Isles are found in a loch near Kinross.
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John Glenn: First US astronaut to orbit Earth dies
Former astronaut John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, dies aged 95. Pallab Ghosh looks back at the day he made history.
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John Glenn death: Trailblazing US astronaut was 95
Former astronaut John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, dies aged 95.
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History of smallpox called into question
A sample of the smallpox virus from a 17th Century victim challenges current thinking.
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Giraffes added to vulnerable list
Giraffes have been classified as vulnerable to extinction. Chester Zoo says humans are to blame.
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'Habitat loss and war cause big drop in giraffe numbers'
The population of the world's tallest land mammal, the giraffe, is shrinking. Chester Zoo says humans are to blame.
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