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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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China poised for space station mission
China is poised to launch a rocket carrying two astronauts to its orbiting space station on Monday morning.
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Poland's Enigma mathematicians honoured
Polish mathematicians who laid the groundwork for cracking the WW2 Nazi Enigma code, are being honoured at the country's embassy in London.
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John Goodenough, whose work led to the lithium-ion battery
Professor John Goodenough, whose work led to the lithium-ion battery, on the Samsung problems.
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Climate change: 'Monumental' deal to cut HFCs, fastest growing greenhouse gases
Countries meeting in Rwanda have agreed a "monumental" deal to phase out gases used in fridges that are worsening global warming.
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Energy subsidies should focus on storage and cutting demand, MPs say
Subsidies to reduce the risk of blackouts must focus on innovative schemes for energy storage and cutting demand rather than "dirty diesel", MPs urge.
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Twin giant panda cubs enjoy first birthday at Toronto Zoo
Video of twin giant panda cubs celebrating their first birthday is released by a zoo.
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Deal expected on phasing out 'disastrous' greenhouse gases
US Secretary of State John Kerry tells delegates meeting in Rwanda that hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) gases were "disastrous for our climate" and should be rapidly phased out.
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Cave art: Etchings hailed as 'Iberia's most spectacular'
Unusual cave art as much as 14,500 years old is found in northern Spain - and pronounced the "most spectacular" in the Iberian peninsula.
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Funding boost for UK citizen science project
A UK-wide citizen science project that has attracted almost one million participants is awarded a further £1.2m of lottery funding.
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Dinosaur-era 'swordfish' discovered in outback Australia
"Extremely rare" fossils from a swordfish-like predator which lived 100 million years ago have been discovered on Australia's "Dinosaur Trail".
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Comet impact 'linked' to rise of mammals
A comet impact 55 million years ago may have helped mammals dominate the Earth.
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Key figures
Tom Feilden explains why maths and computing may now hold the key to a career in medicine and biology
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Station state
A group of Vienna-based scientists is working on plans to create a pacifist nation state, called Asgardia, in space.
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Bird tracking could provide flu early warning system
Monitoring wild birds on their long migrations may provide early warning of bird flu outbreaks, say scientists.
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UN moves to ban 'fastest growing' greenhouse gases
Banning the cooling gases currently used in refrigeration and air conditioning could save half a degree of global warming if a deal can be agreed in Rwanda.
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