Jonathan Amos

Jonathan has been a science correspondent with the BBC since 1994. He was part of the team that set up the BBC News website in 1997. His online reporting focuses on the Earth sciences, with a particular interest in the changes taking place in polar regions. Jonathan is also known for his coverage of European space activities.

Wanted: New job for unemployed Mars rover
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Science & Environment
Posted
4 October 2022
'Shiny, sparkly object' in James Webb space image
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Science & Environment
Posted
30 September 2022
Nasa and SpaceX consider Hubble re-boost mission
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Science & Environment
Posted
30 September 2022
Direct hit as Nasa smashes spacecraft into asteroid
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Science & Environment
Posted
27 September 2022
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606
Spacecraft lining up to smash into an asteroid
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Science & Environment
Posted
26 September 2022
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131
Nasa's Mars rover collects 'amazing' rock samples
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Science & Environment
Posted
18 September 2022
Swedish moose crash-test dummy wins spoof Ig Nobel
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Science & Environment
Posted
16 September 2022
Satellites now get full-year view of Arctic sea-ice
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Science & Environment
Posted
15 September 2022
Giant 'space brolly' to weigh Earth's forests
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Science & Environment
Posted
23 August 2022
Nasa Moon mission Artemis gets go-ahead to launch
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Science & Environment
Posted
23 August 2022
Impact crater may be dinosaur killer's baby cousin
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Science & Environment
Posted
17 August 2022
Nasa readies giant Moon rocket for maiden flight
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Science & Environment
Posted
17 August 2022
Eye-popping fossil fish found in cattle field
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Science & Environment
Posted
29 July 2022
UK Mars rover will have to aim for the Moon
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Science & Environment
Posted
27 July 2022
James Webb telescope pushes deeper back in time
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Science & Environment
Posted
26 July 2022
Ancient fossil is earliest known animal predator
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Science & Environment
Posted
25 July 2022
UK also broke its land surface temperature record
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Science & Environment
Posted
21 July 2022
More helicopters look set to fly on Mars
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Science & Environment
Posted
20 July 2022
Satellites will act as thermometers in the sky
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Science & Environment
Posted
20 July 2022
UK studies reusable hypersonic military jet tech
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Science & Environment
Posted
19 July 2022
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496
Successful debut flight for Europe's Vega-C rocket
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Science & Environment
Posted
13 July 2022
September target for first UK satellite launch
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Science & Environment
Posted
4 July 2022
'Every mineral has a history and a story to tell'
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Science & Environment
Posted
2 July 2022
Nearly a quarter of Earth's seafloor now mapped
Attribution
Science & Environment
Posted
29 June 2022