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The FRAMe Project functional model in comparison to the Fragment A visual and the AMRP X-Ray images. The central large gear-b1 with the four arms is visible. The Fragments of the Mechanism are exhibited in National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Greece.

Space

Ancient computer may have had its clock set to 23 December 178 BC

The Antikythera mechanism, often called the world’s first computer could calculate the timing of cosmic events – and now we may know the date it was calibrated to

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We must recognise science’s unsung global pioneers to alter its future

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We must recognise science’s unsung global pioneers to alter its future

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DJWYNK Molecular Cuisine mango jelly on white background

Humans

How to perform the culinary technique of spherification at home

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The underwater sea farm that's like a space station

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The underwater sea farm that's like a space station

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Science needs to address its imagination problem - lives depend on it

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Science needs to address its imagination problem - lives depend on it

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Purple 'superfood' tomato could finally go on sale in the US

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Purple 'superfood' tomato could finally go on sale in the US

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Deep-fried ice cream with caramel sauce

Humans

How to create a delicious deep-fried ice cream dessert

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Homemade Cucumber Pickles in Jars

Humans

How to perfectly pickle your cucumbers

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PWBMC4 Multi-coloured biodegradable and compostable paper straws in a cafe in London, UK

Technology

Edible straws made by bacteria are better than paper or plastic ones

News

Hiroshi Ezura, a professor of genetic engineering at the University of Tsukuba, with his genome edited tomato plant (Naoki Shoji).

Technology

2021 in review: CRISPR-edited food goes on sale to public

In September, GABA-enriched tomatoes in Japan became the first foods modified by CRISPR gene editing to go on sale to the public

News

Technology

Mary Robinette Kowal: An exclusive short story for New Scientist

Culture

Humans

Snowflake spotters needed to give climate science a boost

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Life

The secret life of cheese: How marvellous microbes create its flavour

Features

Humans

Kenneth Libbrecht interview: A grand unified theory of snowflakes

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