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Nasa tests enormous rocket booster – BBC News
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The biggest rocket ever made has been test-fired in the Utah desert, in the United States.
Nasa’s Space Launch System is expected to pave the way for manned missions to Mars.
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Work has begun on a controversial project to create the building blocks of human life from scratch, in what is believed to be a world first.
The research has been taboo until now because of concerns it could lead to designer babies or unforeseen changes for future generations.
But now the World’s largest medical charity, the Wellcome Trust, has given an initial £10m to start the project and says it has the potential to do more good than harm by accelerating treatments for many incurable diseases.
Dr Julian Sale, of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, who is part of the project, told BBC News the research was the next giant leap in biology.
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From super-hyped AI assistants to apps that translate babies’ cries, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, gave a …
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Thermal scans of the Great Pyramid of Giza have revealed three bricks which have an anomalously high temperature. As yet it is unknown what has caused this, but scientists have some hypotheses.
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For the digital teams at BBC News, this has been a time like no other. Recent years have seen an increase in stories which impact every corner of the globe – local news becoming world news. This combined with the growth of citizen journalism brought on by the coming of age of social media and the eye-wateringly fast developments in mobile technology has completely changed how people consume news. The teams have had to innovate to ensure audiences can get BBC News whenever and however they want it so here are some of the new things we’ve tried.
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David Shukman explains how the European Space Agency will attempt to land a small spacecraft on a speeding comet for the first time.
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