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Volunteers helping efforts to rescue glassware shattered in the Beirut explosion

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Piecing together the story of ancient glass after the Beirut explosion

In 2020, a chemical explosion in Beirut caused 218 deaths and widespread destruction. It also shattered one of the world’s richest collections of ancient glassware, offering experts the chance to analyse the artefacts in ways that would otherwise have been impossible

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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Rebecca Wragg Sykes on the objects that reveal the Neanderthal mind

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Rebecca Wragg Sykes on the objects that reveal the Neanderthal mind

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Nature, nurture, luck: Why you are more than just genes and upbringing

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Nature, nurture, luck: Why you are more than just genes and upbringing

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Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw confront the black hole information paradox

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Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw confront the black hole information paradox

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Dogs holding green vegetables in their mouths

Environment

Vegan pet food: Can cats and dogs be happy and healthy without meat?

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A photograph of ex-NASA deputy administrator Lori Garver

Space

Lori Garver on why NASA is returning to the moon for the wrong reasons

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Space

NASA is planning a permanent moon base. What will it take to build it?

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Return to the moon: Why are we restarting human lunar exploration now?

Space

Return to the moon: Why are we restarting human lunar exploration now?

NASA and SpaceX are among the key players leading a surge of missions to the moon, including crewed ones. Here’s what is special about this moment – and why it is happening

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Space

Why military forces see the moon as a new strategic priority

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Space

How should we regulate the firms planning to mine and sell moon rocks?

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Humans

Simple puzzles are revealing why humans are the only talking apes

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Physics

Quantum batteries: Strange technology that could provide instant power

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