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What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way of making information from websites readily available in one place. Their convenience and ease of use has made RSS feeds very popular. Users can quickly see when new information is published and access it, without having to trawl round different websites.

Planet Earth Online has made available a number of RSS feeds. These feeds allow you to stay up to date with the latest additions to this site, as well as see press releases and news announcements from our Research and Collaborative Centres.

To subscribe to a particular feed, you will need a News Reader or other similar device (see 'RSS Readers' - right). Subscription to our feeds is free, but if you would like to use a feed to display content from Planet Earth Online on your own website, please observe our terms and conditions.

Available feeds

The following feeds are available:

• All content (includes the news, features, podcasts and blogs feeds below)
• Latest news
• Features & special reports
• Podcasts & video
  • Subscribe to our podcasts
• Editor's Thoughts
• Blogs & opinion
  • Team heads to the Arctic to test satellite's accuracy
  • Hadeep - the final mission
  • Japan earthquake - a first-hand account
  • Antarctic ice freezing from bottom up
  • Earthquake strikes New Zealand
  • Science Minister and space weather
  • Walk like a man
  • Fault Line Living
  • Beyond the Abyss: South America
  • Conker tree science
  • Arctic expedition 2010
  • Aliens descend on Britain
  • Whale fall!
  • The Planet Earth blog
  • Views from Copenhagen
  • Return to the Abyss Down Under
  • Rescued rower returns home
  • Atmospheric Summer School
  • How to spend $100 billion?
  • Drilling the seabed for climate secrets
  • Beyond the Abyss - the return
  • VOCALS - understanding clouds and climate
  • Views from Afar
  • Beyond the abyss
• Content from our Research & Collaborative Centres

All feeds contain the 10 most recent items.