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Nasa: Habitable Climates of 'Tilt-a-World' See-Sawing Planets Could Contain Life

Astronomers at Nasa, University of Washington and Utah's Weber State University say tilted worlds could contain life

Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Crucifixion, Hillsborough, Prince George in Australia

Best photos of the day: 16 April 2014.

How to Detect Nuclear Bombs at Airports

Scientists develop algorithm that detects small amounts of fissile material

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Video of Blood Moon

People across the world witnessed a rare celestial show as the first total lunar eclipse of 2014 turned the moon a dark reddish colour.

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Nasa's Cassini Spots 'New Icy Moon' Called Peggy Forming Within Saturn's Rings

Cassini spacecraft documents formation of new small icy object within the rings of Saturn.

SpaceX Dragon Launch: Watch Space Rocket Launch Live Online

Spaceflight company to launch Dragon cargo spaceship to the International Space Station

Deadly Cane Toads Wiping out Entire Species in Australia's National Parks

Toxic cane toads have reached staggering numbers in Purnululu National Park, Western Australia.

Stem cell research has produced artificial red blood cells

Scientific Breakthrough as Artificial Blood is Created from Stem Cells

Mass production of human blood could become reality as artificial blood is tested on patients for the first time.

NASAs Curiosity Rover Celebrates A Year On Mars

Ancient Martian Air 'Too Cold and Thin' for Liquid Water

Mars' atmosphere never thick enough to keep water in a liquid state, say scientists

Lunar Eclipse on June 15: the most beautiful and historical blood moon stars worldwide [PHOTOS]

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: Blood Moon Connected to Doomsday?

The first total lunar eclipse of 2014 will occur overnight on 14-15 April.

Tywin, Joffrey and Cersei of House Lannister

Love Game of Thrones? Now You Can Learn About Westeros' Geology from Stanford

Stanford University researchers construct geological history of Game of Thrones planet

Mars' Closest Approach to Earth: What is it and Where to Watch Online

Slooh telescope will provide live coverage of Mars' closest call on Earth in six years

Large Hadron Collider Discovers 'Very Exotic Matter' That Challenges Traditional Physics

Scientists confirm existence of new hadrons that cannot be classified with traditional methods.

Study Serves Huge Blow to 'Any Remaining Climate Change Deniers'

Report finds natural-warming hypothesis can be ruled out with 99.9% confidence.

Chile Fire: Amazing Photos Show Scale of Devastating Valparaiso Blaze

Firefighters battle deadly forest fires in Valparaiso, Chile for second night after coastal winds whipped up flames again.

GlaxoSmithKline Faces Criminal Bribery Probe in Poland

GSK executives in China are already under investigation for routing 3bn yuan in bribes through agencies

A Neanderthal child studies its reflection, in a model display in the Neanderthal Museum in Krapina, Croatia.

Neanderthal Children Played With Toy Axes, Say Experts

Archaeologists find evidence of schools and games for cave children in England, France and Belgium.

Tsunami Warning as Second Quake Hits Solomon Islands

7.5 magnitude earthquake beneath Indian Ocean triggers new warning.

British astronaut Tim Peake (pictured) will spend six months on the International Space Station from November 2015.

British Astronaut to Investigate Link Between Space Travel and Short-Sightedness

Tim Peake will spend six months on the International Space Station to investigate why space travel harms vision.

Scientists Baffled by Superfast Growth of Space Station Cherry Tree

Mystery over rapid growth of sapling from cherry stone that went to space.

Total Lunar Eclipse 2014 Live Stream: Where to Watch the Blood Moon Online

A total eclipse of the moon will be visible all over North America on 14-15 April.

UN Urges Governments To Triple Use of Renewables or Face Climate Catastrophe

Greenhouse gas emissions need to be slashed by up to 70% to avoid 4C-5C rise in temperatures, panel warns.

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station may have to spacewalk following a backup computer outage.

Computer Breaks Down on International Space Station

Nasa confirms computer outage but says six astronauts on board are not at risk.

Tropical Cyclone Ita: Emergency Advice Issued as Storm Batters Queensland Coast

Tropical Cyclone Ita sweeps north Queensland coast with 200km/h winds.

Have Scientists Found First Exomoon by Chance?

International team stumble on what could be the first moon outside solar system

Beijing Artist Liang Kegang Sells Jar of Air in Protest Over China's 'Foul' Pollution

Artistic protest reflects dissatisfaction over air quality in China.

305-Million-Year-Old Daddy Longlegs Had Four Eyes, Fossil Reveals

Hastocularis argus had two pairs of eyes, say researchers at American Museum of Natural History and University of Manchester

Desmund Tutu Calls for Apartheid-Style Boycott on Fossil Fuel Industry

Archbishop says people must use tactics they used to fight apartheid to battle climate change.

Papua New Guinea Hit by Strong 7.3 'Ring of Fire' Earthquake

South Pacific nation struck by magnitude-7.3 earthquake off the island of Bougainville.

Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Extreme Haircuts, Baby Monkeys, Spider-Man Premiere

Best photos of the day: 11 April 2014.

Gospel of Jesus' Wife: Ancient Egyptian Papyrus With First Reference to Wife of Jesus is Legitimate

Ancient document referring to Jesus' marriage not forged according to Harvard professor Karen L. King.

Scientists to Create World's First 3D Printed Heart

Scientists say printed heart trial possible in less than a decade.

Dodo Warning: World's 100 Most Endangered Birds on London Zoo List

ZSL's Edge birds danger list includes prehistoric-looking stork as tall as a human and an eagle

World's Smallest Cannibal: Killer Miniature Crayfish Found in Australian Swamp

Scientists discover new species Gramastacus lacus in southeast Australia coastal lakes

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