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Chris Mason interview: Let's tweak human DNA for life on other planets

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Chris Mason interview: Let's tweak human DNA for life on other planets

To become an interplanetary species, we may have to genetically engineer ourselves to be more resilient, says geneticist Chris Mason. He has a 500-year plan for life away from Earth

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The hunt for extraterrestrial life is about to enter a new era

Space

The hunt for extraterrestrial life is about to enter a new era

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The clouds of Venus are too dry to support life as we know it

Space

The clouds of Venus are too dry to support life as we know it

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Martian surface

Space

Clays found in Martian crater hint that the planet was once habitable

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Infrared view of the centre of the Milky Way

Space

The building blocks for life might exist at the edge of the galaxy

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Arctic sea ice

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Some Arctic sea ice is thinning twice as fast as previously thought

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Europa’s icy shell may have pockets of water that could support life

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Europa’s icy shell may have pockets of water that could support life

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ancient mammal

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58-million-year-old footprints show when mammals began paddling in sea

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Alien plants: The search for photosynthesis on other worlds

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Alien plants: The search for photosynthesis on other worlds

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Hitting Paris climate goal could cut sea level rise in half by 2100

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Hitting Paris climate goal could cut sea level rise in half by 2100

The amount of sea level rise coastal cities are facing in the coming century from melting ice could be roughly halved if the world meets the Paris Agreement’s toughest goal of holding global warming to 1.5°C

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The Deep-Sea Podcast review: The mind-boggling mysteries of the deep

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A third of Antarctic ice shelves risk collapsing due to climate change

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Tanja Bosak interview: How Perseverance will hunt for life on Mars

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The oceans are changing - here’s how to help researchers monitor them

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