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Robot duo wins ocean-mapping XPRIZE
Have we found some of the technologies that can finally help us survey Earth's unknown depths?
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Robot duo wins ocean-mapping XPRIZE
Have we found some of the technologies that can finally help us survey Earth's unknown depths?
Britain in two-week coal-free record
The country has not used coal to generate electricity since 17 May, the longest period since the 1880s,
UK satellite 'sets sail' for Earth
The TechDemoSat spacecraft deploys a large membrane to pull itself out of the sky.
GM fungus 'kills 99% of malaria mosquitoes'
A fungus has been genetically modified with spider venom to kill the mosquitoes that spread malaria.
Mars rover control centre opens
Day-to-day operation of the Rosalind Franklin Mars rover will be run out of a facility in Turin.
Inmarsat lays big satellite order
The London-based satellite operator announces a major expansion of its telecommunications network.
Scientists call for zero emissions law
Climate scientists ask Theresa May to make her "legacy" a target to cut greenhouse gases to zero.
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Robot duo wins ocean-mapping XPRIZE
Have we found some of the technologies that can finally help us survey Earth's unknown depths?
Britain in two-week coal-free record
The country has not used coal to generate electricity since 17 May, the longest period since the 1880s,
UK satellite 'sets sail' for Earth
The TechDemoSat spacecraft deploys a large membrane to pull itself out of the sky.
GM fungus 'kills 99% of malaria mosquitoes'
A fungus has been genetically modified with spider venom to kill the mosquitoes that spread malaria.
Mars rover control centre opens
Day-to-day operation of the Rosalind Franklin Mars rover will be run out of a facility in Turin.
Inmarsat lays big satellite order
The London-based satellite operator announces a major expansion of its telecommunications network.
Scientists call for zero emissions law
Climate scientists ask Theresa May to make her "legacy" a target to cut greenhouse gases to zero.
Britain in two-week coal-free record
The country has not used coal to generate electricity since 17 May, the longest period since the 1880s,
UK satellite 'sets sail' for Earth
The TechDemoSat spacecraft deploys a large membrane to pull itself out of the sky.
GM fungus 'kills 99% of malaria mosquitoes'
A fungus has been genetically modified with spider venom to kill the mosquitoes that spread malaria.
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