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Andreas Malm interview: Why climate protesters need to embrace unrest

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Andreas Malm interview: Why climate protesters need to embrace unrest

Given the scale of threat and the size of the organisations they are fighting, climate activists must move beyond civil disobedience to property destruction and even sabotage, says controversial campaigner Andreas Malm

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Satellites and junk are littering space and ruining our night skies

Space

Satellites and junk are littering space and ruining our night skies

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Are vegan meat alternatives putting our health on the line?

Health

Are vegan meat alternatives putting our health on the line?

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The controversial new clinical trials that promise faster results

Health

The controversial new clinical trials that promise faster results

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Steve Chien interview: Why NASA is inventing curious AI for deep space

Space

Steve Chien interview: Why NASA is inventing curious AI for deep space

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COP26: Your essential guide to the crucial climate conference

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COP26: Your essential guide to the crucial climate conference

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Can Einstein’s forgotten theory of space solve the cosmology crisis?

Physics

Can Einstein’s forgotten theory of space solve the cosmology crisis?

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T. rex with feathers: China’s fossils are rewriting the dinosaur story

Life

T. rex with feathers: China’s fossils are rewriting the dinosaur story

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How mRNA is transforming the way we treat illnesses from flu to cancer

Health

How mRNA is transforming the way we treat illnesses from flu to cancer

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Repressed memories: The dangerous idea we can’t seem to forget

Mind

Repressed memories: The dangerous idea we can’t seem to forget

The idea that recollections of traumatic experiences can be locked away only to suddenly re-emerge years later has once again become a hotly debated issue, with serious implications for investigations of historical abuse

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Technology

'Ionic wind' could power planes, save energy and fight wild weather

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Technology

Supersized AIs: Are truly intelligent machines just a matter of scale?

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Humans

Gwen Adshead interview: Why ordinary people commit heinous crimes

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Space

Lunar craters could reveal past collisions with ancient black holes

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