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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 science reporting has won major awards in Britain. Jonathan is perhaps best known for his European space coverage.

  • Same time, same place, whatever the weather

    Published
    6 June 2019
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Campbell-Stokes sunshine recorder on the roof of the Engineering Science building, Oxford, the longest sunshine record in the world

  • How volcanoes can trigger tsunamis

    Published
    24 December 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    File photo: Anak Krakatau erupting

  • Climate secrets of the world's most remote island

    Published
    14 December 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Bouvet Island

  • The day the fossil feathers flew

    Published
    24 October 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Fossil

  • Marvels of the deep and their superpowers

    Published
    3 September 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Maggie Georgieva

  • The 'monster' berg: What happened next?

    Published
    9 July 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    A-68

  • Animals with 'night vision goggles'

    Published
    18 June 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Tasier

  • Aeolus: Wind satellite weathers technical storm

    Published
    9 June 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment
    Artwork: Aeolus

  • Restoring South Georgia's wildlife paradise

    Published
    8 May 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Europe's Mars rover takes shape

    Published
    20 April 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • UK satellite makes HD movies of Earth

    Published
    16 April 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • UK joins super X-ray laser machine

    Published
    19 March 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Big harpoon is 'solution to space junk'

    Published
    15 March 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • 'Loneliest tree' records human epoch

    Published
    19 February 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • 'The people's dinosaur' hits the road

    Published
    9 February 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Space lasers to track Earth's ice

    Published
    2 February 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • NZ rocket launch heralds new wave

    Published
    22 January 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Counting South Georgia's whales

    Published
    17 January 2018
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Start-up's radical space radar solution

    Published
    12 January 2018
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    Science & Environment

  • Robot swarms to map the seafloor

    Published
    13 December 2017
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • The unsung hero of British space

    Published
    13 November 2017
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • The man who keeps monsters

    Published
    31 October 2017
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • Gravitational waves: So many new toys to unwrap

    Published
    17 October 2017
    Attribution
    Science & Environment

  • When we discovered how the Earth really works

    Published
    2 October 2017
    Attribution
    Science & Environment