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A sea change in Earth's prehistory

In Vanished Ocean: How Tethys reshaped the world, Dorrik Stow argues that the passing of this vast ancient ocean may have caused a mass extinction

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Tortoises on the slow road to oblivion

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From biology to the Bible, from kindness to madness

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Tracing the fuzzy boundaries of science

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Mathematical mystery tour

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Learn all of science in less than half an hour

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The many-worlds physicist couldn't cope with this one

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The ant way to success

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Where we're at with geoengineering

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Ten speculations on the solar system

In What if the Earth had Two Moons?, astronomer Neil Comins imagines tweaks that might make our cosmic neighbourhood subtly – or hugely – different

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How we get others to do what we want

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Art meets science: Catch up with the state of the art

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Art meets science: Speaking a lingua digica

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Art meets science: Physicist in a cultural landscape

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