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High-energy 'ghost particles' absorbed by Earth
Neutrinos are famous for travelling through solid objects, but they don't go through everything, a study shows.
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Light pollution: Night being lost in many countries
Much of the world is "losing the night" as artificial light becomes brighter and more widespread, say scientists.
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Plague reached Europe by Stone Age
Plague was present in Europe during the late Stone Age, according to a study of ancient remains.
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Research money central to Budget
The Chancellor Philip Hammond has made investment in research the centrepiece of his budget.
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How dinosaur scales became bird feathers
The genes that caused scales to become feathers in the early ancestors of birds have been found by US scientists.
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UK judges to get scientific guides
A Supreme Court Justice launches the first of a series of scientific guides for UK judges.
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Seeds hold hidden treasures for future food
More than 70,000 seeds have been sent from Kew's Millennium Seed Bank to Lebanon, for vital crop research.
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Looking for cures
The biohacker movement wants to cure disease without the help of government or big companies
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Drug-driving cases dropped over forensics
Thousands more cases - including violent and sexual crimes - could be affected by "manipulated" tests.
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Russia denies nuclear accident after radioactive traces found
The weather service says the levels of a radioactive isotope were nearly 1,000 times normal levels.
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Bialowieza forest: EU threatens Poland with fine over logging
Europe's top court says Poland must prove it has stopped logging in Bialowieza forest or face fines.
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Albatrosses hit by fishing and climate
The spectacular albatrosses featured in the BBC's Blue Planet series have seen a big slump in numbers.
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Bizarre shape of interstellar asteroid
An asteroid that visited our Solar System from interstellar space is one of the most elongated celestial bodies known to science.
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European memory champion reveals winning trick
Simon Reinhard mastered the Method of Loci to become a European memory champion.
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Antarctic glacier’s rough belly exposed
The melting glacier contributing most to sea-level rise currently may be more resilient than previously recognised.
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Bosnia's silent killer: The coal industry
The Balkan country has the world's second highest death rate caused by air pollution.
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Floods: How to stay safe when disaster strikes
Floods have been a deadly staple of 2017. But can you protect yourself against the natural disaster?
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The world's biggest lithium battery farm
The plant in the US state of California stores enough energy to power 20,000 homes for four hours.
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Small steps forward as UN climate talks end in Bonn
UN climate talks finish with progress on technical issues but with questions on carbon cuts unresolved.
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Trump puts elephant trophy imports on hold
The US president's move comes a day after US hunters were told they could import elephant trophies.
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