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Humans

Why the ancestors of dogs were our colleagues not friends

Pat Shipman’s book, Our Oldest Companions: the story of the first dogs, explores the surprising story of how humans and dogs came to join forces

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Ron and Barney

Technology

Ron's Gone Wrong review: Robot friends and reasons to be offline

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COUNTY OF THE CLYDE STILL

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Living Proof review: A unique take on Scotland's environmental history

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hadzabe man picking honey out of a tree

Humans

Eating to Extinction review: Are our bland diets bad for the world?

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Astronaut looking planet earth from the window of his capsule. Concept about science and space exploration

Humans

The Apollo Murders review: Chris Hadfield's novel is a space thriller

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Several People Are Typing review: The horrors of Slack and modern work

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Tomorrow Is Too Late review: Young activists speak out on the climate

Tomorrow Is Too Late review: Young activists speak out on the climate

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Daniel Craig as James Bond

Technology

No Time To Die review: A kinder Bond takes on biochemical warfare

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ADA TWIST, SCIENTIST (L to R) NICHOLAS CROVETTI as IGGY PECK, AMANDA CHRISTINE as ADA TWIST, and CANDACE KOZAK as ROSIE REVERE in episode 103 of ADA TWIST, SCIENTIST. Cr. COURTESY OF NETFLIX ?? 2021

Physics

Ada Twist, Scientist review: Brilliant children's TV for the curious

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Gaal Dornick (Lou Llobell) in Foundation

Space

Foundation review: Isaac Asimov TV adaptation is imaginative reworking

Apple TV's adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series stays true to the big ideas, but sensibly nixes the 1940s sexism

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Humans

Psychonauts 2 review: A fun yet sensitive take on mental health

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Fire and Ice review: A fascinating tour of weird space volcanoes

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Humans

Dune review: Action aplenty, but a lack of depth and emotion

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Humans

Karmalink review: An intriguing mix of Buddhism and nanotech

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