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Scientists identify a completely new type of meteorite that likely originated in a huge asteroid collision some 470 million years ago.

Scientists have learned that cabbage and cauliflower crops could potentially be "devastated" by an infestation of moths from continental Europe.

The BBC dives more than 100 metres underwater in a submarine to see the wreck of the Britannic in the Aegean, where it sank in 1916.

The zoo in Georgia's capital Tbilisi has been slowly re-populating with animals, after flooding last year killed nearly half of its former residents.

A big spike in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels means the greenhouse gas is about to pass a symbolic threshold.

Scientists say they have developed a better way to predict how diseases such as Lassa fever jump from animals to humans.

Leading scientists have been particularly vocal in arguing against the UK leaving the European Union. But how would Brexit really affect UK science, asks Tom Feilden.

A plane powered only by the sun travels to New York City for a photoshoot at the Statue of Liberty, ahead of crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

A group of 13 Nobel prize-winning scientists warn leaving the EU poses a "key risk" to British science.

Astronaut Tim Peake is recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.

More than 80% of the world's population lives under light-polluted skies, a study suggests.

Archaeologists using satellite imagery discover a huge, ceremonial monument at the Petra World Heritage site in southern Jordan.

A hummingbird-like moth may have colonised the UK, according to conservationists.

BBC Click smashes one of the panels on the world's highest and longest glass-bottomed bridge to see how safe it is.

Scientists think they have found a smart way to constrain carbon dioxide emissions - just turn them to stone.

The government is failing to do enough to protect communities at risk of flooding and needs to do more long-term planning, MPs say.

Nihonium, moscovium, tennessine, and oganesson are the names proposed for the four new chemical elements added to the periodic table in January.

Using DNA from three people to create a baby is safe, according to a major research study, by scientists at the Wellcome Trust Centre at Newcastle University.

Six months after Tim Peake blasted off to the International Space Station, he is preparing for his return to Earth.

British astronaut Tim Peake has been on the International Space Station for nearly six months, where the climate is unsurprisingly constant.