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Ancient crocodile relative could have ripped dinosaurs apart

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We're no longer at our unhappiest during middle age

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Why do we love fake lips, but hate fake meat?

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Understanding the Denisovans means understanding ourselves

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The captivating story that Earth’s ‘boring’ layered rocks tell us

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New book about the story of carbon dioxide is a rousing call to action

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NASA's first space photos restored in stunning detail

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How a well-trained New Zealand dog took on quantum computers – and won

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Get ready for a glorious Harvest Blood Moon on 7 September

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Could a huge lunar telescope be our best chance of spotting aliens?

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Alice Roberts investigates the unstoppable rise of Christianity

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Glow-in-the-dark plants to replace streetlights? Forget it

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Armoured dinosaur's 'crazy' spikes weren't just for defence

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Light-based AI image generator uses almost no power

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Why auroras are so much brighter and more easily visible recently

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SpaceX's Starship rocket finally completes successful test flight

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CPR in space could be made easier by chest compression machines

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Thylacine's genome provides clues about why it went extinct

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