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This soft robot “thinks” with its legs 🤖🌬️
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Studying the physics of sci-fi novel Ringworld by Larry Niven
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Liquid physics: Inside the lab making black hole analogues on Earth
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Larry Niven: I'd be ready to meet a Pierson's puppeteer or a Motie mediator
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In search of gravitons, the particle that could unify physics 🍏
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Lara Croft's dynamite archaeology is destroying history, says paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi 🧨
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Studying the physics of sci-fi novel Ringworld by Larry Niven
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How sci-fi writer Larry Niven came up with the idea for Ringworld ☀️
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An interview with Larry Niven – Ringworld author and sci-fi legend
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A vaccine for the dreaded norovirus is in the works 💊 and it’s already proving effective.
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Is China becoming the global climate leader?
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Never-before-seen footage of bottom trawling's devastating effects 🌊
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Hidden watercourses beneath Antarctic observed for the first time
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How this floating laboratory will push the limits of Arctic research ❄️🚢
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Could drumming chimps hint at the first flickers of spiritual thought?
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How the BBC's six pips time signal helped synchronise time
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In search of gravitons, the particle that could unify physics
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When a living thing dies, its light is snuffed out - literally
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Is this the first ever fault rupture caught on camera 🫨‼️
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'First ever' fault rupture caught on camera
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Titanic's Twin: Digitally exploring the world's most famous shipwreck
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Lara Croft's dynamite archaeology is destroying history, says paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi
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The Titanic's twin: Digitally exploring the famous shipwreck
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'I didn't realise how non-neurotypical I was until writing Murderbot'
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Creating the first sea-worthy navigation timepiece that accelerated ocean exploration ⛵️
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Creating the first sea-worthy navigation timepiece that accelerated ocean exploration
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Why Dora the Explorer is the best representation of paleoanthropology on film 🗺️
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Can aspirin help plants as well as people? 🌱
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Why Dora the Explorer is the best representation of paleoanthropology on film
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Can aspirin help plants as well as people?
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99.999% of the ocean floor is still unexplored - what lurks beneath?
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This soft robot 'thinks' with its legs
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Indiana Jones might be the world’s most famous archaeologist, but how accurate is he? 🍷🐍
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Indiana Jones might be the world’s most famous archaeologist, but how accurate is he?
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The race to define longitude with time
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The race to define longitude with time ⚓️
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Indiana Jones vs Lara Croft: Ranking the best fictional archaeologists
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A brief history of the Transpolar Drift ❄️🚢
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Onboard the floating laboratory pushing the limits of Arctic research
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How astronomers defined time and Earth's rotation 🕛️🌍️
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The creation of Greenwich Mean Time
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We are one step closer to housework robots 🦾🧼
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Hijacked cicadas play music like a cyborg loudspeaker 🦗🔊
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Why astronomers created Greenwich Mean Time 🕛️
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Solar time, sundials and Greenwich Mean Time
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Our understanding of the nature of light might be completely wrong.
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We may have the nature of light all wrong - are dark photons to blame?
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Hijacked cicadas play music like a cyborg loudspeaker
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The clocks that helped define time from London's Royal Observatory collection
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Scientists have found a way to rewire the brain - making edits that could cure mental conditions.
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New AI robot can do chores in houses it's never seen before
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Your essential weekly dose of science and wonder...in a podcast!
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'Bone collector' caterpillar wears dead insect body parts as disguise🐛🕷️
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Should you water your orchids with ice cubes? 🌸🧊
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'Bone collector' caterpillar wears dead insect body parts as disguise
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NASA has made the first radio telescope observations on the moon 🌑
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Should you water your orchids with ice cubes?
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Which timeless sci-fi classic is the New Scientist Book Club reading?👽️📚️
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Pope Francis's climate legacy
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Scientists find way to rewire the brain
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The Empire strikes back...but with a couple of sci-fi slip-ups
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A quantum theory of life 🧬
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Why dark energy isn't what we thought 🌃
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Why greater mouse-tailed bats have unusually long tails
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The Empire strikes back...but with a couple of sci-fi slip-ups 📞🌃
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Watch this liquid robot shape shift
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Watch this 'particle-armoured' blob robot ooze and tumble
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Quantum physics could help search for aliens 📡
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What does lab-grown chocolate taste like? 🍫
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Lab-grown chocolate could solve cocoa's scarcity, but what does it taste like?
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The ointment that survived over 400 years in the Thames
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How to spot the 2025 Lyrid and Eta Aquariids meteor showers! 💫🌠
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Why the climate crisis is an issue of injustice and inequality
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Have we really discovered alien life? 👽️
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No, we haven't just discovered alien life 👽
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Have we really just found the strongest evidence for alien life yet?
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A century of quantum: Five leading physicists explore 100 years of quantum mechanics
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How Star Trek gets the physics of space vacuum right
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Is quantum time reversible? 🕜️
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First ever confirmed footage of a colossal squid in the deep ocean 🦑
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A colossal squid has been filmed alive in its wild habitat for the first time
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US science is in existential crisis 🧪
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Star-studded, all-female Blue Origin crew safely returns to Earth after space flight🚀👩🏼🤝👩🏾
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How bias is leading to fewer diagnosed autistic women and girls
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Have dire wolves really been brought back from extinction? 🐺
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Have dire wolves really been brought back from extinction?
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What the magic ball illusion can teach us about perception and free will 🪄🎱
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The coping strategies developed by autistic women and girls
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The MAGIC lab uses cognitive psychology to better understand perception and free will
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How the Apollo 13 movie was filmed in zero gravity
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China has managed to bring its air pollution down massively - but it’s a double-edged sword
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A new picture of autism in girls is emerging, says Gina Rippon
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Step into the shoes of a mudlark 🦴🏺🌊
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How mudlarking across the Thames is uncovering thousands of years of history
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This underwater drone mechanism was inspired by bacteria
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Astronomer Patricia Skelton reviews the sci fi shows that get creative with physics
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Visualising Britain's fashion waste problem with cyanotype photography 👕🌊
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How the Greenwich Time Lady kept London ticking 🕰️
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Visualising Britain's fast fashion waste problem with cyanotype photography
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This strange plant hack could supercharge our crops 🌱
