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Geoff Wainwright obituary
Influential archaeologist who helped to change the public experience of Stonehenge
Timothy Darvill
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India launches record-breaking 104 satellites from single rocket
Indian PM Narendra Modi hails ‘exceptional achievement’ that overtakes Russian record of 37 in single launch
Michael Safi in Delhi
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India tests new spaceplane
Spacewatch Model shuttle could pave way for full-size reusable vehicle and cheap, regular access to space
Stuart Clark
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The wine-o rhino: the rhinoceros with an alcohol problem
The tragic, drunken story of Gilbert Pidcock’s rhinoceros
Christopher Plumb
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Good egg: rare specimen discovered after 100 years in a drawer
When museum curator Alan Knox came across a rare egg in a museum drawer he just had to figure out its story
Henry Nicholls
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Terrawatch: Tibetan plateau shifting and stretching over time
Kate Ravilious Tibetan plateau shift
Kate Ravilious
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Graham Chapman obituary
Geographer versed in complexity theory who used games to advance learning
John Harriss
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India's Mars satellite successfully enters orbit, bringing country into space elite
Prime minister Narendra Modi exultant as India’s landmark achievement puts China in the shade
Jason Burke in Delhi
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Number of people over 100 in UK increases almost fivefold
Rise to 13,350 centenarians in 2012 attributable to better medical treatments, housing, nutrition and living standards, says ONS
James Meikle
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Monkeys and Moon Rovers and Mars… Oh My?
Audra J Wolfe: Outer space is getting more and more crowded. Should the US and Europe be worried?
Audra J Wolfe
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An Enemy of the People: telling stories about science and politics
Alice Bell: What can a 1989 Indian film about biomedicine, plumbing and the freedom of the press tell us about the IPCC report?
Alice Bell
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New foot and mouth vaccine developed – video
Professor David Stuart, life science director at Diamond Light Source, explains the benefits of the new foot and mouth vaccine in dealing with a disease that is still rampant in many parts of the world
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Kumbh Mela festival is proof that crowds can be good for you | Stephen Reicher
Stephen Reicher: It's overcrowded, noisy and insanitary, but a study suggests the Kumbh Mela improves devotees' mental and physical wellbeing
Stephen Reicher
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The shape of British summers to come?
It's been a dull, damp few months and some scientists think we need to get used to it. Melting ice in Greenland could be bringing permanent changes to our climate
Fiona Harvey
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New to nature No 75: Leptobrachium bompu
A new species of frog discovered in India is distinguished by its striking blue eyes, says Quentin Wheeler
Quentin Wheeler
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Venus transit observed around the world – video
People in Australia, India, South Korea and the Philippines use film strips or glasses to watch Venus pass across the face of the sun
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Pollution makes powerful cyclones more likely, claim scientists
A thick layer of pollution over the Indian Ocean may be creating atmospheric conditions that promote fierce cyclones
Nic Fleming
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Prehistoric creatures discovered in huge Indian amber haul
Fossil hunters find 150kg of amber in Gujarat province containing over 700 arthropod specimens
Ian Sample, science correspondent
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Raymond Allchin obituary
He was a leading figure in the archaeology and culture of India and the sub-continent
Robin Coningham
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Video: China watches the solar eclipse
People from around the globe gather in Jiaxing, eastern China, for the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century
Dan Chung and Tania Branigan
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A new space race
How India, China and Iran are shaping the future of space exploration
Anil Dawar
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Letter: India gives UK space
Letter: It was satisfying to see the coverage of India's Chandrayaan-1 mission to the moon
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India's unmanned moon mission may launch race for lunar landgrab
Officials at Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) remain tight-lipped about possibility of a lunar land grab
Randeep Ramesh in Delhi
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Scientists find way to slash cost of drugs
Indian-backed approach could aid poor nations and cut NHS bills.
Sarah Boseley, health editor