Last year the world took a turn for the worst. A global survey of human emotions has ranked 2017 as the gloomiest and most miserable year in more than a decade.

For the first time, researchers have calculated the impact of climate change on a hurricane before it actually hits land.

Did you know that we could start building a Lunar Base today?

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Elon Musk's company SpaceX has unveiled the first private passenger it plans to fly around the Moon. Japanese billionaire and online fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa, 42, announced: "I choose to go to the Moon". He is expected to lift-off on the Big Falcon Rocket…

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A Japanese spacecraft is just hours away from a historic attempt to land two tiny hopping robots on the big asteroid Ryugu, and you can see near real-time photos of the spaceflight action.

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The hypothetical, massive outer Solar System body Planet X is still proving elusive, but the hunt for it has yielded up a different find: a tiny dwarf planet, roughly 2.5 times Pluto's distance at the time it was found.

Humanity could have an outpost on Mars just a decade from now, Elon Musk said.

Given the abundance of moons in our own Solar System, you'd think there are heaps orbiting exoplanets, too. Such exomoons have been elusive until now - but it looks like that has finally changed.

For decades, scientists have had a tough time figuring out what artificial sweeteners are really doing to our bodies.

A huge victory for public health.