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Man with robot, a scene from Lo and Behold

Technology

The internet is so vast we need to get theological to grasp it

Werner Herzog's film Lo and Behold is quasi-religious at times, but not enough to properly reflect on the internet's influence on our lives

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Tale of world of supersmart spiders takes Clarke SF award

Space

Tale of world of supersmart spiders takes Clarke SF award

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Humans

Money alone won't turn us into unselfish citizens

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Life

Europe at Midnight: SF, with a very British take

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Humans

We are gods of the future – but what will we do?

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Life

The kids are alright – if you leave them alone

Culture

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Technology

How the cyber age gave peace a chance

Culture

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Technology

Marconi forged today's interconnected world of communication

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Space

Iridium: story of a communications solution no one listened to

Culture

Flying-saucer-like craft swoops over rocky terrain with Saturn-like world on the horizon

Space

Six science fiction novels you should be reading

This year's crop of Arthur C. Clarke award hopefuls will grip you and not let go

Culture

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Ghastly weather: What Frankenstein can tell us on climate change

Culture

Technology

A field guide to technology gone feral

Culture

Technology

1970s science follies look groovy in a new light

Culture

Technology

László Moholy-Nagy: Transmuting technology into art

Culture