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Live: UK's first space rover, Tim Peake and the real life rocket man

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Live: UK's first space rover, Tim Peake and the real life rocket man

We'll be live streaming several talks from New Scientist Live including British astronaut Tim Peake's question and answer session, the full announcement of SpaceBit's plans for the first British lunar rover and the real life rocket man Sam Rogers

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Raffaella Villa is an environmental engineer at De Montfort University

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New Scientist Live: How massive sewer-clogging fatbergs are made

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Chamkaur Ghag is an astroparticle physicist at University College London

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The hunt for dark matter is heating up at New Scientist Live

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How to call the International Space Station

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How to call the International Space Station

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Michele Bannister has helped find more than 800 minor planets

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Michele Bannister has helped find more than 800 minor planets

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New Scientist Live: How AI is reinventing eye examinations

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New Scientist Live: How AI is reinventing eye examinations

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Alexandra McGoran will be at New Scientist Live 2019

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Why should we care about microplastic pollution in the Thames?

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Sarah Garfinkel will be at New Scientist Live 2019

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How your heart really does shape your thoughts, memories and emotions

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New Scientist Live 2019 highlights: Aliens, jet packs and Homo naledi

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New Scientist Live 2019 highlights: Aliens, jet packs and Homo naledi

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New Scientist Live: What would happen if you fell into a black hole?

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New Scientist Live: What would happen if you fell into a black hole?

What would happen if you fell into a black hole? Or if time travel is possible? Astrophysicist Emma Osborne will answer this and more at New Scientist Live next month

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Marcus du Sautoy at NSLive: Can computers ever be truly creative?

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Do dads matter? Anna Machin on the fascinating science of fatherhood

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'What have insects ever done for us,' asks George McGavin

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The secrets of a healthy mind at New Scientist Live with Sim Singhrao

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