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China: World's last known brown panda Qi Zai still standing after surviving harsh -30C winter

Panda managed to fend for himself this winter in Shaanxi Province, munching through 50kg of bamboo every day.

Destination Mars: Buzz Aldrin envisions human colony on Red Planet arriving in 2040s

Aldrin and Brian Cox discussed manned mission to Mars at London's Science Museum.

California sea lion strandings down because warming coast has already killed pups

More starving pups are dying before they strike out on their own due to lower fish stocks and warmer seas.

3D virtual reality headsets used to 'dive down burial shafts' of Egypt's ancient Giza pyramids

Students and archaeologists at Harvard are using the latest technology to stroll around the Giza pyramids.

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11,000-year-old pendant with mysterious engravings found in North Yorkshire

Archaeologists have discovered an 11,000-year-old engraved pendant, thought to be the earliest known Mesolithic art in Britain.

Scott Kelly year in space: Best moments from Nasa astronaut's 365 days on board the ISS

From phone calls with Obama to the first flower to bloom in space – Kelly's best moments.

What is time, why does it move forward and will it ever end?

We take it for granted that time always moves forward - but does it?

Here's how we could build a colony on an alien world

What would we have to do if we were to move to another planet?

What nomads wore during Biblical kings David and Solomon's era revealed

Archaeologists have for the first time discovered textiles dating from the era of Biblical kings.

Bees and butterflies getting closer to extinction

United Nations science report warns several species of pollinators are getting quite close to extinction.

Thailand: Tiger Temple under investigation after reports of wildlife trafficking and illegal breeding

Some of the tigers have already been removed, after it was heard that the temple mistreats them.

Scott Kelly livestream: Watch Nasa astronaut leave ISS live online following Year in Space

After 340 days in Scott Kelly returns to Earth. Watch him leave the ISS live online.

Homosexual necrophilia: Male sand martins filmed repeatedly trying to have sex with corpse

Male sand martin birds observed trying to have sex with a dead male they thought was female.

US astronaut Scott Kelly looks back on record-breaking year on ISS

Kelly said the ISS is a 'magical' place but that he'll be glad to get back to Earth.

Scott Kelly's Year in Space: Best pictures from Nasa astronaut's Instagram and Twitter feed

Some of the incredible, beautiful images of Earth from space taken by astronaut which he posted on social media.

Hawaii's Mauna Loa eruption? World's biggest active volcano has been rumbling back to life

Mauna Loa volcano has been in a state of unrest for almost three years.

Australia: 'Extinct' eastern quoll discovered in NSW in first sighting for 53 years

The marsupial had not been seen since 1989 but a roadkill discovery means there could still be more out there.

Death Valley California super bloom: National park experiences rare burst of floral wildflowers

Wildflowers have transformed the park's arid landscape into a floral paradise.

Relax, the universe won't destroy itself for at least another 2.8 billion years

Should the cosmos be obliterated by dark matter, it's nearing the half-way mark in its lifetime, scientists say

3,400-year-old naked statue of ancient Egyptian fertility goddess Astarte found in Israel

Astarte was a goddess of sexual love, fertility and war in ancient Egypt.

Aliso Canyon methane leak: 100,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas released into atmosphere

Impact of LA methane leak was equivalent of annual emissions from over half a million cars.

Brit Awards 2016: Tim Peake congratulates Adele from the International Space Station

In his award presentation speech, Peake congratulated the artist who dominated the ceremony.

Japan's Zao Fox Village: Places on Earth where animals have taken over

The Zao Fox Village in Japan joins the ranks of rabbit island, Bahama's swimming pigs and cat world.

Fat penguins fall over more than skinnier penguins and are easier for predators to catch

Research studied fat king penguins waddling on a treadmill.

World's most realistic 'cyberforest' lets experts peer into future to study climate change

Researchers used drones to create exact copies of trees and added climate scenarios to show its impact.

Illustris project: Massive voids in space contain 20% of universe's 'normal matter'

Supermassive black holes appear to be sucking normal matter in, possibly solving the missing baryon problem.

Nasa turns to public to help improve Robonaut 3D vision

Robonaut 3D: Nasa turns to public to help improve humanoid robot's vision

Nasa launches competition for coders to develop best algorithm to help improve ISS robot.

Cyclone Winston in Fiji: Photos show scale of devastation from Southern Hemisphere's worst ever storm

Tropical cyclone Winston tore through the Pacific Island chain with winds that reached 177mph.

What are AI neural networks and how are they applied to financial markets?

Professor Jürgen Schmidhuber has been pioneering Deep Learning Artificial Neural Networks since 1991.

Monkeying around in space! Funny clip shows astronaut Scott Kelly on ISS in a gorilla outfit

Nasa astronaut is seen in video chasing Britain's Tim Peake around space station while dressed up as an ape.

Earliest 7th century Muslim graves discovered in south of France

Three skeletal remains were discovered pointing toward Mecca, and had lineage to North Africa.

French Berenson robot programmed to use 'artificial taste' to judge works of art

It uses data to judge whether or not it likes a certain work of art within an exhibition.

FRBs: Location of mystery space signal discovered along with universe's missing matter

Scientist pinpoint where fast radio burst is coming from for the first time.

Why we have smaller molars than our ancestors discovered: Baby teeth

Tiny changes in the molars of milk teeth have had a huge impact on the size and shape of teeth in humans.

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