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Preserving the archive of renowned mathematician James Stirling, a key figure of the Scottish Enlightenment, as a temporary export bar is imposed to prevent its loss from the UK.

NASA's Artemis II mission prepares for historic lunar orbit, facing fuel leaks and technical challenges as the SLS rocket moves to the launch pad.

After a series of delays, NASA aims to conduct the first crewed mission to the moon in over 50 years, with the Artemis program's SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft set for liftoff on April 1.

Brace yourself for an unsettling quiz that explores the strange and sometimes gross realities of the natural world, from cannibal invertebrates to weather phenomena.

Scientists say the record-breaking heatwave in the US West this week would have been 'virtually impossible' without the climate crisis, with temperatures up to 30°F above average.

NASA's historic Artemis Moon rocket is rolling back to the launch pad, setting the stage for a potential April liftoff that could send astronauts around the lunar surface for the first time in over half a century.

Testing in Bentham, home to UK's highest recorded Pfas levels, reveals one in four residents have blood levels in greatest risk category.

The Natural History Museum in London tops the UK attraction list, welcoming a record 7.1 million visitors in 2025 thanks to new exhibits and free entry.

Groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Chile challenges long-held beliefs about how humans first reached the Western Hemisphere.

Researchers have pinpointed when the bow and arrow replaced the dart and atlatl as the weapon of choice in different regions of North America, revealing intriguing regional differences.