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Ellie Wilson's piece titled Moth x Human assigns different sounds to the species on Parsonage Down in Salisbury ...

News comes as research finds record lows of Antarctic sea ice had seen more icebergs splintering off ice shelves ...

To understand what goes into creating a nuclear weapon, why enrichment is so key, and why getting to the stage of weaponisation is so difficult, Madeleine Finlay talks to Sir Robin Grimes, professor of materials physics at Imperial College London ...

Scientists warn loss of data access to Noaa and Nasa experts could set hurricane forecasting 'back decades'

Firm says results of research create 'path to medical superintelligence' but plays down job implications ...

These supposedly serious cetaceans have been spotted massaging each other with kelp stalks. This is the sort of performative nonsense you'd expect from dolphins ...

These starfish relatives have lots of remarkable features and are a keystone species. My hope is that we will recognise how vital these charismatic creatures are ...

Occasional sensitivity to lactose can occur as we get older, or through stress, but for most people it's only temporary ...

Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy is trying to find a photo of Annie Walker, who died in 1940, to give her star billing ...

The brightest star in the constellation Virgo, Spica appears as a single object but is in fact a binary star ...