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What is dark energy, and could it destroy the universe?

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What is dark energy, and could it destroy the universe?

If dark energy has its way, the universe may rip itself apart. Astrophysicist Kathy Romer gives the low-down on this enigmatic stuff.

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Mike Sulu at New Scientist Live

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Microorganisms: the future of food, fuel and medicine

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Fracking wells in the US are leaking loads of planet-warming methane

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Coronavirus crisis could cut UK summer electricity use by a fifth

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Electric cars really are a greener option than fossil fuel vehicles

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Binge watching TV isn't as bad for the climate as some reports suggest

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The antimatter factory about to solve the universe's greatest mystery

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World’s stinkiest fruit could make super-fast electric chargers

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AI could help make fast-charging, long-lasting electric car batteries

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Can we quit cobalt batteries fast enough to make electric cars viable?

Electric cars depend on cobalt as a key ingredient in their batteries, but a new analysis reveals we may run out by 2030, while car firm Tesla is moving to other types of battery in China

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Oil giant BP says it will cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2050

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We need nuclear power to fight climate change, but is it doomed?

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Figuring out what the Milky Way looks like is akin to a murder mystery

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Getting Brexit done: Six huge science issues the UK must resolve

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