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A New Caledonian storm petrel pattering across the sea

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Seabird discovered by science this year may be critically endangered

Scientists estimate there are just 100 to 1000 breeding pairs of New Caledonia storm petrels, which have been identified on the South Pacific Ocean

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Thismia sitimeriamiae is extremely rare

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Strange new fairy lantern plant is already critically endangered

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Paul Williams at New Scientist Live

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The future of air travel in a warmer world

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Wally Funk and Mercury 13

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Wally Funk and the future of female astronauts

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What is life and how did it evolve? We're getting closer to the answer

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What is life and how did it evolve? We're getting closer to the answer

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Jess Wade: The magic of mirror molecules and incredible nanostructures

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Jess Wade: The magic of mirror molecules and incredible nanostructures

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Finding Britain's dinosaurs: Inside amazing fossil finds across the UK

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Finding Britain's dinosaurs: Inside amazing fossil finds across the UK

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Could we ever build a robot that thinks like a person?

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Could we ever build a robot that thinks like a person?

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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?

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The mathematician’s guide to dating and finding the perfect partner

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The mathematician’s guide to dating and finding the perfect partner

Maths is in everything from your credit card PIN to how many friends you have. Compute how to figure out apps and speed dating with TV presenter and mathematician Bobby Seagull.

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Think of the science of fatbergs next time you flush toilet paper

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What lies beneath: diving to the UK’s answer to the Great Barrier Reef

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How to use big data science to solve the biggest engineering problems

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Why bats and nocturnal animals hate light pollution?

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