Samsung folding phone delayed after reviewers break them too easily
24 April 2019
Several people given early access to the Samsung Galaxy Fold, broke the screen after a day's use. Samsung now says it will delay the release of the device
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Anti-ageing has often been seen as quack science. Not any more
24 April 2019
Ideas of living to 150 are dead and buried – but new anti-ageing drugs promise we can live healthier for longer. We should welcome them
Climate is an emergency: Let's not leave action to activists
24 April 2019
Movements such as Extinction Rebellion may look political, but climate change is above politics – and it is up to all of us to force governments to take action
Clever chemistry could make fertiliser with a smaller carbon footprint
24 April 2019
There could finally be a way to make vital agricultural fertiliser without releasing huge amounts of greenhouse gases – but will it work on an industrial scale?
Genetically modified virus may shrink incurable brain cancers
23 April 2019
People with incurable melanomas and brain or breast cancers are to receive injections of genetically modified viruses that may shrink their tumours
SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule lost after 'anomaly' during ground test
23 April 2019
The Crew Dragon capsule is intended to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station, but a possible explosion during a ground test may set launches back
Satellites are checking if boats in remote places are fishing legally
22 April 2019
The Indonesian government is using tiny internet-providing satellites to check if boats in the middle of the ocean are fishing legally
Australia’s dingoes may keep feral cats in check and protect wildlife
22 April 2019
Feral cats have contributed to the extinction of 20 of Australia’s native mammals, but another predator – the dingo – might stop them causing more damage
UK government directs £4.6 million to tackling illegal wildlife trade
21 April 2019
Efforts to disrupt grey parrot trade in Cameroon and reduce demand for turtle products in Nicaragua are among 14 projects to win funding from the UK government
Huge dinosaur may have stood on its toes with fleshy pads for balance
21 April 2019
Rhoetosaurus brownei lived 170 million years ago. Despite the dinosaur weighing 24 tonnes it may have stood on its tiptoes with fleshy pads for balance
