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A US start-up plans to deliver ‘sunlight on demand’ after dark. Can it work, and would we want it to?

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High-tech cameras capture the secrets of venomous snake bites

by Alistair Evans
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One hundred years before quantum mechanics, one scientist glimpsed a link between light and matter

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A world without Jane Goodall: A personal farewell

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One voice: Nest threats trigger united alarm signal in birds

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Trauma is carried in your DNA – but science reveals a more complicated story

by Tara-Lyn Camilleri
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High-tech plans to save polar ice will fail, new research finds

by Steven Chown
Black hole mystery: The spinning giants that could rewrite astrophysics post image
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Black hole mystery: The spinning giants that could rewrite astrophysics

by Spencer Magnall
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Global warming is changing cloud patterns – that means more global warming

by Christian Jakob
Global warming reaches Earth’s edge: Heard Island glaciers retreat by 23% post image
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Global warming reaches Earth’s edge: Heard Island glaciers retreat by 23%

by Levan Tielidze
Microbial ‘cities’: How ancient microbes shaped Earth – and may help save it post image
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Microbial ‘cities’: How ancient microbes shaped Earth – and may help save it

by Francesco Ricci
The biodiversity bias: Global research still favours the wealthy post image
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The biodiversity bias: Global research still favours the wealthy

by Shawan Chowdhury
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