Science Kit contractor cells

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Creator ChemStart, Bathabile Mpofu takes practice in scientific experiments in schools in South Africa.

Iconic Kiwi could be extinct in 50 years

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New Zealand Forest was once the home of millions of kiwi. Now there are only 68,000 left.

Embryo: precise & # 039; Chemical & # 039 surgery; carried out

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Sir Paul Nurse, said that the technology could be in the UK.

to explore success Rover the Moon & # 039; s range?

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A team in Bangalore is inserted into the Google Lunar X Prize to land a rover on the moon.

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Solar sample Parker, the first spacecraft to a trip in the atmosphere of the sun will be.

UK & # 039; First Solar opened without subsidies in Bedfordshire

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Solar plant will produce enough electricity for about 2,500 homes, according to its organizers.

NASA & # 039; Mission & # 039; touches the Sun & # 039;

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Solar sample Parker, the first spacecraft to a trip in the atmosphere of the sun will be.

Bali volcano is about to explode?

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Mount Agung in Bali is an active volcano erupt about for the first time in 54 years.

The satellite the size of a shoebox

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made US company Planeta laboratories satellites can hold no orbit in the hands, and.

& # 039; I fell up to save # 039 on the jungle an eagle &;

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Alexander Blanco conservation work helps to save the most powerful eagle in the world.

The winners in 2017 & # 039; Photographer astronomical price Insight

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Judges must choose between 3,800 participants from around the world.

As Killer Flies are the fastest vision of an animal

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see some flies six times faster than we do, catch prey in the air in less than a second.

Sir David Attenborough in his quest dragon Kimodo

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Sir David Attenborough, the BBC has talked about Zoo Quest, the environment and the future of the planet.

& # 039; We hope that rocket launches weekly & # 039;

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The small satellite industry is the fastest growing part of the space sector "must and they all begin," said Peter Beck Chief Rocket Lab.

As a company, the engine of the new Space Race is

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Why spend millions of companies to fight them in orbit

Man tries to save bats and # 039; Life

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Meet Dr. Matt Zeale that a team of environmental activists leads the unusual barbastrelle bat to monitor.

Set horse wounded by flying ring & # 039; make recovery & # 039;

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Volunteers came with a board was captured by his neck in a flying plastic ring.

Koala & # 039; engage & # 039; roll wheel arch car

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She survived a drive 16 km (10 miles), clinging to the axle with four-wheel drive near Adelaide.

Henry the hippo finds her baby Fiona

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A happy ending for a family of hippos.

& # 039; Cassini Greetings & # 039 NASA scientists say goodbye

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Key scientists who responded worked on the spaceship then immersed in the atmosphere of Saturn.

Forty years Spaceshots

David Malin has four decades to take pictures of deep space. Their work led to the invention of new imaging techniques and the discovery of the largest known spiral galaxy - Malin -1.

Now already retired, was in Sydney, Australia, a contest held to inspire the next generation of astronomical photography.

Listen to more Festival of Science in Sydney Crowd Science on the BBC World Service.

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Why scientists are so excited about Saturn & # 039; Enceladus moon ice

Scientists explain how they discovered an ocean of water beneath the ice of Saturn's moon Enceladus.

The sea was revealed after the probe Cassini NASA swaths of ice water gushing from cracks in the South Pole of the Moon discovered.

The conclusion was that there could be many places in the solar system where life can take root.

It is more on the Cassini - mission in a special Horizon program on BBC Two , which will review the mission Monday, September 18 21:00 BST.

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Cassini Saturn & # 039; Death Dive & # 039; Number of spaceships

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is made on Cassini to Saturn, but what it has achieved over the last two decades.

Oil spill off the coast of Greece & # 039; Environmental disaster & # 039;

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Rescue workers began cleaning oil spill after a tanker near the island of Salamina sank.

Hurricane Irma: The eye of the storm goes Spanish

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The International Space Station and a weather satellite of the deadliest hurricane to detect on Earth.

Video actions Irma NASA Hurricane from space

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The Category 5 storm landfall in the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean.

Chablis culture hit by climate change in French

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A wine producer in France's Burgundy region due to climate change for poor performance this year.

Meteor was caught on camera in flames.

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A security camera at home caught the moment burned a meteor Canada.

Create a new world in a huge glasshouse

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In September 1991, eight scientists were sealed in a huge glasshouse for two years. Linda Leigh was one of them.

Stock Footage Nasa hurricane from Raum Irma

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The Category 5 storm is set to make landfall later in the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean.

How to create a digital copy of dinosaur fossils

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Paleontologists call to preserve dinosaur fossils in technology.

Voyager 1 to 40: Scientific & # 039; amazed & # 039; Spacecraft in 1970 still works

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Voyager 1 was launched 40 years ago and continues data from the interstellar space back.

Scientists and astronauts together to create the world & # 039; deepest coral farm

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Scientists at Florida International University have to do with NASA zusammenzuKorallenFarm deepest world in an effort to combat the deterioration of coral reefs.

Return of the ISS crew to Earth

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The three-person crew Peggy Whitson, Jack Fischer and Fyodor Iourtchikhine landed safely in Kazakhstan.

seen several Trombas in Sochi

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Footage emerged with a number of gargoyles in Russia.

Nutria & # 039; Social Learning & # 039; observed in the study Anglia Ruskin University

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The researchers point to observe and learn from each other smooth coatings otter.

Rescued animals in war zones

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Amir Khalil vet is left in areas of conflict Animals in the zoo store.

A new study shows why so contagious yawning

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New research sheds some light on why yawning is contagious.