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SpaceLunar eclipse guide: What they are, when to see them and where
A total lunar eclipse will be visible from the UK, Europe, Africa and the Americas on 15-16 May. The Moon will turn red.
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Science newsMauritius' pink pigeon faces extinction threat from inbreeding
Another bird from the island of the dodo is in danger of becoming extinct, scientists have warned.
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NewsPlants grown in lunar soil for the first time
While the plants flowered, lunar soils negatively affected their growth, meaning there is still some way to go until farming on the Moon becomes a viable prospect.
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NewsTrilobite fossil reveals how ancient arthropods mated
Male trilobites could have acted like modern horseshoe crabs, using claspers to grip females and increase their chance of fathering young.
11 May 2022
