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Organic molecule found in interstellar space offers insight into how life began
Bizarre Things Spotted on Mars: Ball, Traffic Lights, Faces, Finger and Huge Penis
People with over-active imaginations have spotted all sorts of things on the Red Planet.
Black Holes May Not Even Exist Says Physicist Suggesting Big Bang Did Not Happen
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Stoke-on-Trent Planning to Use 350-Million-Year-Old Volcano as Energy Source
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Thailand: Campaign to Free Gorilla from High-Rise Zoo in Bangkok's Pata Department Store
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Megasphaera: Multicellular Fossils Discovered in China Date Back 60 Million Years Before Cambrian Explosion
Fossils of multicellular organisms contradict longstanding theories about evolution.
Ancient Lost World Hidden Beneath Ice Mapped for the First Time
New edition of Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World shows land lost beneath ice.
Giant Green-Fanged Spider 'Attacks' Man in Devon Home as Species Spreads Across UK
Rare green-fanged tube-web spider invading parts of England.
Space 3D Printer Could Use Moon Dust
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Another Gigafactory? Elon Musk Starts Building Solar Panel Factory in New York
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Water Vapour on Exoplanet 124 Light Years Away Helps Solves Planet Formation Puzzle
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Sebastião Salgado Retrospective Exhibition: Powerful Images by Brazilian Photographer
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No Relief for Drought-Hit US 'Unless El Niño 2014 Makes Comeback'
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Millions of Old Tyres are Dumped Near Empty Apartment Blocks in Spanish Ghost Town
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Asteroid Hunter Searches Depths of Space for Earth-Threatening Objects
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'Space Bubbles' Caused Radio Blackout that Aided Taliban and Al-Qaida in Afghanistan War
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Nazca Lines: 50 Ancient Geoglyphs including Giant Swastikas Discovered in Kazakhstan
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China Heralds India's Mars Mission Mangalyaan as 'Pride of Asia'
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Mysterious Purple Sea Creature Spotted at Bottom of the Gulf of Mexico
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India Places Probe in Mars Orbit; Enters Space Power Super League
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Fukushima: Radiation from Contaminated Leaves Deforming and Killing Generations of Butterflies
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Chimpanzees Raised as Pets have Behavioural Problems Lasting a Lifetime
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King Fire: Suspected Arsonist Held on $10m Bail as California Wildfire Spreads [PHOTOS]
The massive forest blaze in California continues to spread more than a week after it started.
Brazil Says No to Anti-Deforestation Plans: The Difficulty of a Global Response to Climate Change
Brazil refuses to endorse global anti-deforestation initiative at UN climate summit.
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Russia to Supply Eight Nuclear Reactors to South Africa by 2023
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Coal Investors Warned Chinese Demand Will Peak in 2016 and May Cripple the Industry
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Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Victorian-era Railway Uncovered in UK's Largest Archaeological Project
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