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'Oumuamua: 'space cigar's' tumble hints at violent past
The 'Oumuamua asteroid from outside our Solar System was involved in a collision, a study finds.
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Nigeria's soil-free salad farm
The entrepreneur growing greens in shipping containers.
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The barren desert preparing astronauts for life on Mars
Researchers have created a simulation of the red planet with the hope humans will one day live there.
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Rocket man
Elon Musk just launched the world's most powerful rocket. It's only a fraction of what he's up to.
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Bolivia's lonely frog: Scientists race to find mate for Romeo
Romeo, a 10-year-old Sehuencas water frog, has been given a dating profile as part of the search.
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Asteroid set for 'close' 43,300 mile flight past Earth on Friday
The asteroid, up to 40m in size and only discovered five days ago, passes by on Friday.
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Getting a grip
The Bloodhound supersonic car aims to run in South Africa this October, and there is a lot to prepare.
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Power switch
Wind and solar energy are expected to account for more than half of Tamil Nadu's power by 2027.
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Dippy the diplodocus starts UK tour in Dorchester
The 70ft-long (21m) dinosaur replica only just squeezed into its new home in Dorset.
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Potato plastics
Better recycling and compostable materials could be an answer to our plastic pollution problem.
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Secrets of solar flares are unlocked
Scientists may finally understand the mechanism behind solar flares., which can play havoc with technology on Earth.
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DNA story of when life first gave us lemons
From sweet oranges to bitter lemons, all citrus fruit came from the Himalayas millions of years ago, say scientists.
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Plastic waste 'building up' in Arctic
Plastic waste is building up in the supposedly pristine wilderness of the Norwegian Arctic, scientists say.
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Plastic pollution reaching record levels in once pristine Arctic
Plastic waste is increasing in the supposedly pristine wilderness of the Arctic.
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Scotland's red squirrel numbers stabilise
Researchers find that the population has increased in the north east and stopped shrinking nationwide.
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What's going on in a toddler's brain?
Scientists want to find out more about how very young children develop a sense of self.
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Cheddar Man: DNA shows early Briton had dark skin
Scientists put a face to Cheddar Man, Britain's oldest complete skeleton from 10,000 years ago.
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The plastic bottle scheme that could help clean the oceans
As the scale of plastic pollution in the world's oceans becomes ever more apparent, could bottle deposit schemes help turn the tide?
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Hedgehog numbers 'down by half', warn wildlife groups
Hedgehogs are continuing to decline in the UK, particularly in rural areas, according to a new report.
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UK 'could adopt Norway recycling system'
A Scandinavian system for recycling bottles is thought likely to be adopted in the UK.
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