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Curiosity gets its first drill sample
Nasa's Mars rover finally drills deep enough to acquire a powdered sample for analysis - a historic first in planetary exploration BBC News
Are we lagging behind on DNA forensics?
How cross-border co-operation on terrorism and crime will be compromised unless the UK updates the technology it uses for DNA profiling BBC News
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BBC Earth
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BBC Lab UK
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BBC Bitesize: Science
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Human Body
Discover how the human body works
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Science of Sleep
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Brain Sex
Does your brain differ according to your sex?
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Open University
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What do the planets sound like?
Trainee cosmonauts in crash test
Bee deaths 'not down to pesticides'
Cryonics: Frozen for the future?
Great Barrier Reef status 'under threat'
'Quantum smell' idea gains ground-
Wonders of Life
Brian Cox asks how a lifeless cosmos can produce a planet teeming with over 8.7 million species
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Viking hunts for Martians
Why did Nasa think it had found life on Mars over 30 years ago?
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Gravity's pull
What happens as you approach a black hole?
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Winter Flu
What's the science behind fighting viruses?
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Get Yourself Hired Test
What is it that makes a successful jobseeker?
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The Genius of Invention
How the telegraph, telephone and wireless communication have changed our lives
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Satellites rule our world
How satellites made the modern world possible, from communication to spying
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Wonders of the Night Sky
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Observing Jupiter and the Winter Night Sky
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Monmouth Astronomical Meetings
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