Your 5G guide: Will we all benefit from super-quick mobile internet?
6 March 2019
We're told that switching phone networks to the fifth-generation of wireless tech will give us blistering speeds, but it's not clear anyone actually needs an upgrade
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At last, US dream of resuming human space launches are within reach
6 March 2019
For nearly a decade the US has relied on Russia to get its astronauts into space. With the test of SpaceX's crew capsule, it looks set to bring launches home again soon
MMR vaccine does not cause autism, study once again confirms
6 March 2019
A study of 650,000 children has confirmed yet again that the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine does not increase the risk of getting autism
Audi, Volvo and Aston Martin are all expected to reveal electric cars
6 March 2019
Over half a million people will descend on the Geneva Motor Show this week to glimpse their future car, which increasingly looks likely to be electric
Exclusive: Brain zap therapy for aggression to be tested on prisoners
6 March 2019
Researchers are about to begin testing whether electrical brain stimulation can reduce violent thoughts among convicts in a Spanish prison
China plans world's first deep sea base, complete with robot subs
6 March 2019
Plans for a permanent lab far beneath the waves, crewed by autonomous underwater rovers, are gathering pace in China – here's what the facility might be like
A third person may have become HIV-free after a bone marrow transplant
5 March 2019
Following news of a man who has been free of HIV since cancer treatment, a third case has now been reported, adding to evidence it may be possible to cure HIV
Animal with an anus that comes and goes could reveal how ours evolved
5 March 2019
The warty comb jelly is unique among animals, because its anus completely disappears when it has finished defecating
Hacking just 1 in 10 cars could gridlock all of the roads in Manhattan
4 March 2019
Internet-connected cars promise to reduce traffic incidents with sensors that can stop a car, but if they were hacked whole cities could shut down
A gel made from urea has molecules that resemble friendship bracelets
4 March 2019
A gel made from urea, the main compound in urine, spontaneously forms braided nanofibres that could help with engineering new medicines
