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Space

Space solar: The global race to tap the sun's energy from orbit

Solar panels in orbit could generate round-the-clock green energy and beam it down to Earth. Has the time for this epic feat of engineering come round at last?

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Humans

The End of Average tells us why we should discard a mean idea

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Life

A Crude Look at the Whole: Complexity is still outsmarting us

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Humans

NeuroLogic: The enthralling story of the unconscious mind

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'Ditch booze' advice to sexually active US women is step too far

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Tiny doses of opioid could be first fast anti-suicide drug

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Zika virus outbreak: What you need to know

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Life

Three-parent babies may get US go-ahead, but only for sons

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Physics

Does Germany's nuclear waste headache warrant a global fix?

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7 ways the war on Zika mosquitoes could be won

Life

7 ways the war on Zika mosquitoes could be won

From the sensible to the ambitious, New Scientist evaluates the weapons available to combat the explosive Zika virus

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What will life be like for Brazil’s generation of Zika babies?

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Boost C-section babies by giving them vaginal bacteria

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Life

Trump's primate-like posturing got him to poll position in Iowa

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Earth

Radioactive waste dogs Germany despite abandoning nuclear power

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