Norway pays for a monthly satellite dataset to track the state of the world's tropical forests.

The GHGSat company releases a tool to show how methane varies in the atmosphere across the world.

How precariously balanced rocks will inform the earthquake hazards faced by critical infrastructure.

A UK uncrewed ocean-going vessel provides a glimpse of the future of robotic maritime operations.

Aligning polar satellites will enable the first ever reliable maps of Antarctic sea-ice thickness.

Sixty years after his father did it first, Kelly Walsh dives to the deepest point in Earth's oceans.

Some locations on Earth, such as the UK, will be pictured at high resolution up to 12 times a day.

UK scientists aim to build some of the most sophisticated models yet for how rock moves inside the planet.

Canadian firm GHGSat, which carries out methane monitoring from space, looks to set up a UK hub.

The North Magnetic Pole has been racing across the top of the world, from Canada towards Siberia.