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One giant dent for mankind? Unmanned rocket part on course for Moon
Scientists say an abandoned piece of a SpaceX rocket is on course to slam into the Moon on Wednesday at about 7.35am, travelling at roughly 5,400 miles per hour - seven times the speed of sound. There is no risk to Earth or to human life. So how did a bit of space junk end up heading to the Moon?
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Back to school
Top tips for starting secondary school. Video, 00:01:05
Kids share their advice on what to do if you are starting secondary school this year.
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Nasa rover captures pictures of fields of giant honeycomb on Mars
The mission had previously spotted small patches of these geometric polygonal (many sided) shapes, but never on this scale before.
Press Pack
'I can lift cars...plural': The Rock answers YOUR questions. Video, 00:02:18
Ahead of the new live-action Moana movie's release, we sent three press packers to speak to Dwayne Johnson who plays Maui to ask him YOUR questions.
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US-Israel War with Iran
What is the Strait of Hormuz and why does it matter? Video, 00:02:16
The war between US-Israel and Iran has reduced the amount of sea traffic that can get through this important passage.
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International Cat Day: What type of cat are you?
This International Cat Day, why not try out our quiz to find out which cat breed you would be?
