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MINING - West Pole Beacon.

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The man transforming data from two dramatic storms into music

Craig Kirkpatrick-Whitby's cancer diagnosis added urgency to his project, as part of musical collective Mining, to turn weather and sea data into music

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marc quinn kew gardens work

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Kew Gardens exhibition confronts our disjointed connection with nature

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Illustration of life forms on a hypothetical planet with a slightly lower mass than the Earth. It has shallow seas and extreme tides due to its large moon (thin crescent at left). The vegetation is translucent which allows the light to shine through, so it seems to be glowing, due to it being backlit in this image.

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The hunt for alien planets and extraterrestrial life

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Phil Ball/Shutterstock (356629a) HALE BOPP COMET COMET HALE BOPP

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Sarah Perry's Enlightenment is a moving story of love and astronomy

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Eastern Hermann's tortoise (Testudo hermanni boettgeri) hatching from egg. Captive, occurs in South East Europe.

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Why eggs should be front and centre in the story of evolution

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Artwork for the BBC's podcast Child presented by India Rakusen

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New Scientist recommends Child, a podcast on our first stages of life

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Episode 3. Joel Edgerton in

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Joel Edgerton must escape the multiverse in a gripping sci-fi series

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Las Borinque?as Ensemble Studio Theatre

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New Scientist recommends a play about women in a birth control trial

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2WG9R5W Ozempic injection pen, ideal for visual content related to diet, diabetes management, insulin therapies, & advancements in pharmaceutical solutions.

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Johann Hari's compelling but flawed look at the new weight-loss drugs

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Quvenzhane Wallise in Breathe

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This one-room sci-fi thriller should take its MacGuffin more seriously

In Breathe, Earth is stripped of its oxygen, the plants are dead, oceans are dried up, no one trusts anyone — but we don't know what caused it. This sci-fi film fails to stand out among superior one-room thrillers, says Simon Ings

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New Scientist recommends space-heist action in For All Mankind

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Two brilliant new novels from Adrian Tchaikovsky show his range

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Everything Must Go review: A fascinating guide to the apocalypse

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New Scientist recommends When the Dust Settles by Lucy Easthope

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