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On the trail of mythical beasts

On the trail of mythical beasts

Why are stories of unicorns and wild-men like Bigfoot so enduringly popular? Two new books suggest they meet deep-rooted human needs

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Review: <i>Mothers and Others</i> by Sarah Blaffer Hrdy

Review: Mothers and Others by Sarah Blaffer Hrdy

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Review: <i>Life in Space</i> by Lucas John Mix

Review: Life in Space by Lucas John Mix

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Review: <i>The Smartest Animals on the Planet</i> by Sally Boysen

Life

Review: The Smartest Animals on the Planet by Sally Boysen

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Review: How We Live And Why We Die: The secret lives of cells by Lewis Wolpert

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Review: <i>The Georgian Star</i> by Michael D. Lemonick

Space

Review: The Georgian Star by Michael D. Lemonick

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Review: <i>Animal Investigators</i> by Laurel A. Neme

Review: Animal Investigators by Laurel A. Neme

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Review: <i>Shapes</i> by Philip Ball

Review: Shapes by Philip Ball

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Review: <i>Supersense</i> by Bruce M. Hood

Life

Review: Supersense by Bruce M. Hood

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What will the Sun look like when it dies?

Space

What will the Sun look like when it dies?

The Sun will eventually slough off its outer layers, forming a shimmering 'planetary nebula' – this gallery shows some of the dazzling forms the nebula could take

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Space

Student project captures images of Earth from space

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Review: The Ego Tunnel by Thomas Metzinger

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Technology

Review: Uranium by Tom Zoellner

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Review: The Lives of Ants by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon

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