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Life

Lucy, the Human Chimp review: The ape that was raised like a human

Lucy, the Human Chimp is a documentary that follows the story of a chimp that lived like a human and a human that lived like a chimp

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A mechanical

Environment

Exhibition puts on show the tech we need to avert the climate crisis

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Why do so many people love android killer Murderbot?

Humans

Why do so many people love android killer Murderbot?

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Suffrage Science podcast salutes the achievements of female scientists

Humans

Suffrage Science podcast salutes the achievements of female scientists

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The Disordered Cosmos review: An insider take on physics and injustice

Humans

The Disordered Cosmos review: An insider take on physics and injustice

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Daisy Ridley as Viola Eade and Tom Holland as Todd Hewitt in Chaos Walking

Space

Chaos Walking review: Unsettling sci-fi that exposes men’s thoughts

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5 of the best time travel video games

Humans

5 of the best time travel video games

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Your Computer is on Fire review: Wake up to tech's inequalities

Technology

Your Computer is on Fire review: Wake up to tech's inequalities

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Greta Thunberg views a coal mine in Bełchatów, Poland

Environment

Greta Thunberg's amazing year meeting the world's climate scientists

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The Engineering Edge review: 3D printing meat and medicine in space

Space

The Engineering Edge review: 3D printing meat and medicine in space

Imagine 3D printing your lunch or spare parts while travelling in space? Or even learning to "see" using vibrating devices? Extraordinary tech treats await in The Engineering Edge, a engaging podcast with Lucy Rogers

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Humans

How losing a bone in our noses gave us the ability to enjoy flavour

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Health

Sound of Metal review: Riz Ahmed's performance is Oscar-worthy

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Humans

An Impossible Project review: Heartfelt film about Polaroid's saviour

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Humans

Don’t Miss: The Best of World SF, with tales old and new

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