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Robotic underwater miners can go where humans can't

Technology

Robotic underwater miners can go where humans can't

This aquatic drone can crawl down abandoned pits to get the treasure that’s too dangerous for humans to reach, which may mean a future with fewer new mines

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bioinformation

Technology

Too much information? The data-driven future of health

Culture

Destinies

Life

Is evolution about chance or fate? Well, it depends

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Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

Life

Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

Culture

The mother chimp in the story holds an infant she subequently had

Life

Male chimpanzee seen snatching seconds-old chimp and eating it

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A baby being born by C-section

Health

Caesarean sections cause obesity and microbiome changes in mice

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lake

Earth

It's time artists woke up to the power at their fingertips

Culture

An early embryo

Health

Most versatile stem cell ever may help us understand miscarriage

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Female dolphins have weaponised their vaginas to fend off males

Life

Female dolphins have weaponised their vaginas to fend off males

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Brazilian fisherman casting net with dolphins in background

Life

Dolphins that work with humans to catch fish have unique accent

Some bottlenose dolphins cooperate with Brazilian fishers, probably for mutual benefit, and these animals don't whistle like others in their group

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Space

Rocket man: Willy Ley's fervour helped put men on the moon

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Life

Why do we have such a close relationship with animals?

Culture

Earth

Energy from evaporating water could rival wind and solar

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Technology

AI could put a stop to electricity theft and meter misreadings

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