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Peggy Whitson and astronaut Shane Kimbrough had to be installed debris shields on the ISS.3.31.2017
Hedgehogs as creatures coming to Chester Zoo
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His bands are similar to those of a bumblebee.3.27.2017
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A deer "Foxy old" learned Nuts bird gardens to fly - using their branches.
The mature male deer a suburban garden steal shot on the edge of Exmoor, by biologist Dr. Jochen Langbein.
M. Langbein, the deer for two years followed, said: "He is learning to consciously use the tip of the timber to remove bird feeders to access the content.
"At present, no more than he, others have not yet been made."
"Visitors to the garden at night"
12 to 15 years old deer was caught on camera M. Langbein at the beginning of the year.
"It was a very wise old deer," he said.
"I saw another bird feeding attack two years ago, but it was not so clever then."
about 200 kg (440lbs), red deer is the largest land mammal in Britain standing up to 140cm (4.5ft) tall and weighed.
But poaching "on the rise" in Exmoor , M. Langbein Hirsch return night after night said in their "Favorites" garden houses where "feel safe".
He added: "There are a number who move from the middle man of Exmoor gardens.
"However, many people of their visitors from the garden remain completely unaware every night."
TSB change: the clock change will not affect your children?
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Investigations are underway to determine how altered clock sleep habits of children.3.26.2017
Change BST: Is daylight savings time their children are affected?
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Investigations are underway to determine how clock sleep habits of children changed.3.25.2017
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A "wily old" Hirsch learned gardens nuts birds to fly - with wood.
Mature male deer was a suburban garden attack on the edge of Exmoor filmed by biologist Dr. Jochen Langbein.
Mr. Langbein, followed the deer for two years, said: "He learned, the tip of the timber to consciously use to remove bird feeders in order to access the content.
"At the moment there is only one, others are not there yet."
'Garden Day Away
12 to 15 years of Hirsch Mr Langbein was photographed at the beginning of the year.
"It was a particularly clever deer age," he said.
"I saw another bird feeder two years ago looting yes, but it was not so smart."
about 200 kg (440lbs), deer are the largest land mammal in Britain standing up to 140cm (4.5ft) tall and weighs.
But poaching "on the rise" in Exmoor , Mr. Langbein said night in the house for night Hirsch again their "favorites" garden, "feel safe" in the.
He added: "There are a number who move from mid Exmoor gardens people.
"However, many people every night of her garden visitors remain completely unaware."
3.24.2017
Why a Czech zoo rhino dehorning their goal
Zoo Dvur Kralove in the Czech Republic, took the decision to withdraw the horns of their white rhinos for their safety.
Rhino poaching has reached a critical point, after a white rhino was killed by his horn at a zoo in France in early March.
Dehorning is painful for the rhino, because no living tissue in it, and finally the horns repel.
British scientists claim breakthrough in the treatment of tuberculosis
A team of British scientists have made a breakthrough in the treatment and diagnosis of tuberculosis.
Researchers at Birmingham and Oxford could use genome sequencing to isolate different strains of the disease, which means that the patient had been waiting months to get the right medication now be diagnosed in just over a week.
Public Health England said that it is the first time the technique has been used on this scale anywhere in the world.
3.23.2017
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Princess Anne told the BBC Today agriculture is believed that genetic engineering in the food supply to offer important advantages with respect.
The daughter of the Queen is a working farmer and the owner of nearly 50 organizations campaign.
The full interview with Princess Anne is agriculture now on BBC Radio 4 Thursday, March 23
3.22.2017
Why a Czech zoo dehorning their white rhino
Zoo Dvur Kralove in the Czech Republic, took the decision to withdraw the horns of their white rhinos for their safety.
Rhino poaching has reached a critical point, after a white rhino was killed by his horn at a zoo in France in early March.
Dehorning is painful for the rhino, because no living tissue in it, and finally the horns repel.
3.21.2017
3.20.2017
SpaceX Dragon capsule returns to Earth
SpaceX Dragon capsule returns to Earth with a full load of scientific samples after his mission to the International Space Station.
The capsule has left the station after being astronauts Thomas Pesquet (France) and Shane Kimbrough (NASA) released a robotic arm.
It is provided with a heat shield, the load can be transmitted to the ground; the journey lasted five hours and landed on the coast of Baja California, Mexico.
A portion of this published sequence is accelerated.
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As sperm, the fallopian tube is clearly achieved, finally, scientists say.3.18.2017
The device promises injections without needles
A computerized system to inject the medication, without needles won the South by Southwest Interactive conference an innovation award at the Technology in Austin, Texas.
Instruments Portal Device, the company expects to be on the market within the next two years, won in the category of health.
Technology has discovered in the North American journalist Dave Lee BBC specializing.
Video Journalist: Cody Godwin
Dolphins can show why the whales beached?
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US researchers with dolphins in an effort to understand work, why whales are closely related to wild wrecks on Earth.Buzz Aldrin VR launches plan for humans to Mars
Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon, launched a virtual reality film detailing his plan for people on Mars.
The film - Cycling Pathways to Mars - takes a little less than 10 minutes and includes a hologram astronaut telling as experience.
Dave Lee was interviewed by the BBC.
3.16.2017
due hundreds of flights Colmena on rising prices of honey
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hive heists in New Zealand, the rising prices of honey are due.The opening of the sky for children in Kenya
Susan Murabana has no easy life after their passion for growing planet in Nairobi, Kenya had.
The country has a planetarium, some astronomers and access was impossible for a telescope.
But now, with his telescope travel initiative she wants to inspire a new generation.
Video Journalist Rod MacLeod.
3.12.2017
Green Giant turtle goes too far
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A giant green sea turtle was released in the Florida Keys after recovering from an injury.3.11.2017
Secrets robber fly a small predator hunting
Strategy in mid-air from a small hunting fly the size of a grain of rice by an international team of scientists has uncovered.
Holcocephala a kind of robber fly is able to intercept and to "lock" their prey in less than one second.
Videos courtesy of the University of Cambridge. Video produced by Victoria Gill
To wash; Great Barrier Reef suffers second year & # 039 record
Scientists in Australia say the Great Barrier Reef by widespread coral bleaching second year was affected in a row.
The experts of the Ministry of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park said her first aerial survey in 2017 showed large areas of the reef were affected by high water temperatures.
Coral bleaching can recover from, but this is the first time it happens again within twelve months, worried about the long-term health of the reef growth.
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Hector Ruiz made it his mission old cars to Mexico to convert to run on electricity.
But with more than five million vehicles in the city, it has a long way to go in order to have an impact on air pollution.
So I can breathe
A week of BBC reporting examine possible solutions to the problems caused by air pollution.
3.10.2017
Here pollution stroller
Medical experts say that exposure at an early age in order may have the pollution lifelong consequences.
However, parents often have to wheel your children about our polluted cities of prams and children who are not sure of the level of flight.
The world in a Chris Vallance examined in a scheme that hopes to help the parents lead their children away from the smoke.
See Bear Raspadura is good for you
Search the BBC and the earth at the University of California, they found that the programs of nature watching for the right one.
The study, part of the project of true happiness, discovered watching Planet Earth II, increased feelings of anxiety, satisfaction and joy of the people.
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Prosperous baby chimp dealer for rescue
Last month we placed the story of a baby chimpanzee wildlife traders in the Ivory Coast was published after a BBC investigation.
Two traders are pursued in the first case of this kind, and the body responsible for the attempt to stop the illegal trade in endangered species has strengthened its procedures.
But how is the chimpanzee, Nemley Junior, get on?
To read the whole story - The trade secret in the chimpanzee
3.07.2017
Five ways to avoid polluted air breathing
BBC science editor David Shukman offers simple tips on how inhaling air transport and other common sources of contamination should be avoided.
So I can breathe
A week of BBC reporting examine possible solutions to the problems caused by air pollution.
Sentinel-2B satellite launched Earth to photograph
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Remove the Sentinel-2B photos to create a full map of the Earth.Mars leader, William Shatner & # 039
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Star Trek actor takes you fed on a cosmic journey to the mysterious red planet.3.06.2017
Trees can provide us with clean air?
Each outdoor air pollution to year joined three million premature deaths - so is the greatest risk to the environment and health in the world.
A study by Dr. David Nowak, a researcher with the US Forest Service showed that trees reduce only the urban air pollution on 1%. But even this small reduction can have tremendous health benefits.
Listen Crowd Science: Trees can help us to combat the pollution of the air?
For more information, I can breathe on the BBC World Service
This boy & # 039; Backpack could change
Scientists at the University of Leicester test a portable air monitoring to collect accurate data on a personal level.
Logan Eddy helped collegial study the device in a backpack specially adapted wear.
The results have changed the habits of their friends.
3.05.2017
Trees can reduce air pollution?
Each outdoor air pollution to year joined three million premature deaths - so is the greatest risk to the environment and health in the world.
A study by Dr. David Nowak, a researcher with the US Forest Service showed that trees reduce only the urban air pollution on 1%. But even this small reduction can have tremendous health benefits.
Listen Crowd Science: Trees can help us to combat the pollution of the air?
For more information, I can breathe on the BBC World Service
What is air pollution, our body?
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David Shukman studied the effects of air pollution on our bodies.3.04.2017
What & # 039; s secretly in the pool water?
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Scientists have found something - but no one admitted to the origin.Create Scientists & # 039; Artificial embryo & # 039;
Cambridge scientists have created a mouse embryo that runs from two types of stem cells and a bio-scaffold 3D. It is the first time something like this has happened.
The researchers hope that this light will help shed on the development of the human embryo and why so many pregnancies fail early. Simon Fishel, founder and president of fertility care, the said program today , it is a very exciting development.
3.01.2017
She is willing tourists to fly to the moon SpaceX?
US company SpaceX is planning two private rocket space tourists in 2018 to send to the moon
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, said: "This is a chance for the people of 45 years back to deep space for the first time."
Dr. Maciel Tamela the National Space Centre in the United Kingdom examined the challenges that companies will face to meet the deadline.
(Photo: SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched satellite communication SES March 9, 2016 in Cape Canaveral, Florida Credit :. NASA via Getty Images)
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