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The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free
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We've seen the future, and it will blow your mind
New Scientist is 60 years old this week, and what better way to celebrate a landmark birthday than to wax lyrical about another time. But we’re not going to hark back to the past. We’re going to gaze another 60 years forward. What is the world going to be like in 2076?
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The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity
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Humans
The world in 2076: The population bomb has imploded
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The inventions of our lifetime, picked by the people who know
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Stanisław Lem: The man with the future inside him
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Earth
The world in 2076: That nuclear war was a bit of a bummer
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The world in 2076: The anti-science backlash has begun
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Life
The world in 2076: Human-made life forms walk the earth
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Space
The world in 2076: Thousands of people have settled on Mars
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The world in 2076: Now we can easily make whatever we want
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The world in 2076: Civilisation was more fragile than we thought
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The world in 2076: Genetically engineered people are everywhere
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The world in 2076: We fixed the climate but still face turmoil
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Space
The world in 2076: We still haven't found alien life
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The world in 2076: The theory of everything is here – we think
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Life
The world in 2076: Machines outsmart us but we're still on top
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Humans
Future Humans: Just how far can our evolution go?
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The database that is rewriting history to predict the future
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Why shows like Westworld only show dark side of our robot future
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Physics
What if … We discover we can see the future?
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Humans
Top scientists predict the future of science
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