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Life

Retracing the stardust trail

In The Stardust Revolution, Jacob Berkowitz explains how stars have shaped the universe and asks if we may soon discover life outside the solar system

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Humans

Babies without sex or pregnancy?

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Space

Satellite time capsule for life on Earth

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Waste water harnessed to make electricity and plastics

Earth

Waste water harnessed to make electricity and plastics

News

Gibbons on helium sing like sopranos

Life

Gibbons on helium sing like sopranos

News

Even greener alternative: Energy from algae

Earth

Even greener alternative: Energy from algae

Opinion

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Science's greatest critic is no mood to recant

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The science behind our weirdest behaviours

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Humans

Consciousness as the key to our mental traits

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Space

A desolate vision of the future of Mars exploration

In the wake of Curiosity's landing on Mars, artist Kelly Richardson's depictions of a post-apocalyptic Red Planet are a call for us to save our own planet

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Technology

Can cold fusion research survive pioneer's death?

Opinion

The all-time greatest popular science books

Opinion

Come back, parasites, all is forgiven

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The most influential science book of all time?

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