- Mobile chargers could keep electric cars juiced up
- Danish rocketeers go for lift-off
- Hubble re-shoots 1987 star blast
- How animals evolved personalities
- LED-studded skirt makes a bright fashion statement
- Reading Arabic 'hard for brain'
- Eternal black holes are the ultimate cosmic safes
- Edible crystals could store hydrogen fuel
- Plans for solar 'close encounter'
- Panda twins delight Japanese zoo
- Pakistan's flood weather eased Atlantic hurricanes
- Trojan asteroids make planetary scientist lose sleep
BBC Science & Environment News
The latest stories from the Science Environment section of the BBC News web site.
Updated: 2 hours 16 min ago
Illegal trade
Halting flow of illegal eggs and birds into the Gulf states
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Cost of drought
Russia's economic growth hit by extreme temperatures
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Dolphins 'cough' up DNA secrets
A new technique to harmlessly extract DNA from dolphin "breath" could assist conservation efforts aimed at marine mammals.
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Motorway bridges built for dormice
A council in South Wales has spent almost £200,000 so that dormice can cross a road safely.
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New hope to restore lost vision
Custom-made "biosynthetic" corneas can restore vision in humans as well as donor corneas a new study reveals
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Supercomputer clue to black holes
The colossal black holes that reside in galaxies were probably formed shortly after the Big Bang, new research suggests.
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Energy drinks 'to power gadgets'
Living cell parts have been used to create electricity from chemicals in devices that could one day be fuelled by energy drinks.
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France drains lake under glacier
French engineers begin an operation to drain a lake that has formed under a glacier on Mont Blanc, and which threatens to flood a valley below.
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US military 'hit in cyber strike'
A 2008 cyber attack launched from an infected flash drive in the Middle East penetrated secret US military computers, a top Pentagon official says.
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New planetary system discovered
Astronomers have discovered an Earth and Neptune like planetary system that orbits a star that is similar to our own Sun.
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Mont Blanc glacier lake to be drained
French engineers are set to drain a lake that has formed under a glacier on Mont Blanc and threatens to flood the St Gervais valley.
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Rare 'fire tornado' filmed in Brazil
A 'fire tornado' has been caught on camera in the Brazilian municipality of Aracatuba, caused by strong, dry winds that fanned wildfires.
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Blast from the past
How the 30-year-old BBC Micro is making a comeback
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Keeping track
Pilot success for tagging scheme to monitor violent offenders
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Criminal baboons terrorise South Africa
Already grappling with one of the highest crime rates in the world, South Africa has a new set of intruders to deal with: baboons.
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'No man-made fix' for rising seas
Even the most extreme geoengineering approaches will not stop sea levels from rising due to climate change, a study suggests.
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Moldova seizes smuggled uranium
Moldovan police have seized 1.8kg of uranium-238 in the capital, Chisinau, interior ministry officials say.
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Pakistan disease threat 'serious'
Pakistan is in danger from epidemic diseases, PM Yousuf Raza Gilani warns, as 17 million people struggle to cope with flood devastation.
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Planet pulverised by double star
Astronomers have uncovered evidence for massive planetary collisions around several binary stars
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