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Human sperm grown in a lab for the first time, claims study

Human sperm has been made in the lab for the first time – maybe. A French team made the claim in a peer-reviewed study, but rival groups remain sceptical

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White killer whales were a legend – now they are everywhere

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White killer whales were a legend – now they are everywhere

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Physics

Fast forward: How we learned to love time travel

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Primate labs give us an edge, says China's brain project chief

Features

Animal sound symphony tells us new things about our world

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Animal sound symphony tells us new things about our world

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Woman holding her pregnant belly

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Artificial ovary may boost fertility and postpone the menopause

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Artwork of bacterium's cell wall, with the exterior at the top

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Bacteria lurking in blood could be culprit in countless diseases

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Earth

Court rules in favour of Queensland mega-mine

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Man with robot, a scene from Lo and Behold

Technology

The internet is so vast we need to get theological to grasp it

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Endangered dolphin with broken blowhole learns to mouth-breathe

Life

Endangered dolphin with broken blowhole learns to mouth-breathe

What to do when your blowhole is blocked? A dolphin has learned to breathe through its mouth instead, even though it’s not usually an option for them

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Failure of fake babies: Why it doesn't pay to go with your gut

Analysis

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Semen reshapes immune system to boost chances of pregnancy

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Space

Tale of world of supersmart spiders takes Clarke SF award

Culture

Life

Europe at Midnight: SF, with a very British take

Culture

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