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Mars

Space

The world in 2076: Thousands of people have settled on Mars

Overcoming all the challenges of colonising the Red Planet is a huge feat, but the pioneers won't live a gilded existence

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Humans

The world in 2076: Genetically engineered people are everywhere

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manufactured food

Technology

The world in 2076: Now we can easily make whatever we want

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Physics

The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity

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people

Humans

The world in 2076: The population bomb has imploded

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alien

Space

The world in 2076: We still haven’t found alien life

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Earth

The world in 2076: We fixed the climate but still face turmoil

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Humans

The world in 2076: Civilisation was more fragile than we thought

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Humans

The world in 2076: The anti-science backlash has begun

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nuclear cloud

Earth

The world in 2076: That nuclear war was a bit of a bummer

Even if Russia and the US keep their fingers off the nuclear button, a small-scale nuclear conflict is well capable of trashing the planet

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The inventions of our lifetime, picked by the people who know

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Humans

Stanis艂aw Lem: The man with the future inside him

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Humans

Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing

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Earth

Danger and drama on mountains of lava: Tales of a volcano chaser

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