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Projected sprite makes Shakespeare’s <i>The Tempest</i> a messy triumph

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Projected sprite makes Shakespeare’s The Tempest a messy triumph

A new version of the play in Stratford, UK, uses motion capture to project an animated Ariel onto the stage. It looks fabulous – but is not quite perfect

Culture

Flying machines and chickens: The art of thinking about science

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Flying machines and chickens: The art of thinking about science

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EM drive

Space

Is new talk of interstellar drive too good to be true?

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Energy-efficient engine turns waste hot water into electricity

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Energy-efficient engine turns waste hot water into electricity

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Hacker, the humpback whale who got tangled in an internet cable

Life

Hacker, the humpback whale who got tangled in an internet cable

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nuclear train ad

Health

Old Scientist: Happily upholding ideals since issue number 1

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Group of pilot whales

Life

Pilot whales babysit each other’s young while swimming in groups

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The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

Technology

The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

Features

The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity

Physics

The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity

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Earth

Donald Trump's climate sceptics are coming to drill, baby, drill

Global warming sceptic Myron Ebell and hawkish oil advocate Sarah Palin may shape the climate-shredding agenda in the US, says Matthew Nisbet

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Earth

2016 now looks dead set to become the hottest year on record

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Health

NHS does have the power to give HIV PrEP drug, say judges

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Earth

A pause in growth rate of atmospheric CO₂ is over – here’s why

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Earth

Trump could land fatal blow to the fight against climate change

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