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Buzz Aldrin evacuated from South Pole
Buzz Aldrin, the second man on the Moon, is evacuated from the South Pole after falling ill.
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Europe space ministers meet to decide Mars rover plan
Europe’s research ministers are meeting to decide whether to try to land a robot rover on Mars.
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Private plan to send Moon rover to Apollo 17 site
A proposed private space mission is planning to visit Apollo 17's landing site on the Moon.
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Curbing immigration spells 'disaster' for science
The President of the UK's Royal Society warns that onerous restrictions on immigration of scientists would spell "disaster" for the UK economy
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Earth warming to climate tipping point, warns study
A warming world will release vast amounts of soil carbon into the atmosphere, which in turn risks triggering dangerous climate change, scientists warn.
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EU energy use to fall by 30% under new efficiency plans for 2030
New proposals from the European Commission see binding targets for energy efficiency as key method of curbing carbon.
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Platypus venom paves way to possible diabetes treatment
Australian researchers say platypus venom could pave the way for new type 2 diabetes treatments.
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Saturn mission approaches tour finale
The Cassini spacecraft is beginning the end phases of its mission to Saturn that will eventually see it disposed of in the giant planet's atmosphere.
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'Predator of the deep' or gentle giant?
The giant manta ray could be a "predator of the deep" preying on other fish, say scientists.
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Arctic sea-ice struggles to build volume
Data shows the volume of Arctic sea-ice is heading for a record-equalling low for the month of November.
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Mars probe returns first pictures
The new satellite that Europe and Russia put in orbit at Mars on 19 October has sent back its first images of the planet.
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Rare Antarctic beetle find delights
Scientists have made a rare find: a new species of beetle from Antarctica.
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Astronaut eye problems blamed on spinal fluid
Scientists might have found the root cause of vision problems that affect some astronauts.
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Japan Fukushima nuclear plant 'clean-up costs double'
Japan estimates the cost of dealing with the Fukushima nuclear disaster has doubled, reports say.
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Great Barrier Reef suffered worst bleaching on record in 2016, report finds
This year saw the worst-ever destruction of coral on the Great Barrier Reef, a new study finds.
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Flood spending decisions 'perverse', Green Alliance says
Group says England spends much more cleaning up floods than preventing them
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Croatian scientists 'find 30 new species in caves'
Scientists say they have discovered 30 new species of animal in subterranean caves, following a two-year search.
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After the quake
Cut off from the outside world, quake-hit Kaikoura's businesses face uncertainty but vow to hold on.
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Europe's science ministers to decide on ExoMars rover
European research ministers will be asked for just over €400m (£345m) to put a rover on Mars in 2021 when they meet next week in Switzerland.
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