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Shrinking black holes avoid paradox by oozing hidden information

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Shrinking black holes avoid paradox by oozing hidden information

As black holes evaporate, they release particles that may carry more information than we thought, so black holes may not break the laws of physics after all

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These are the worst ready-made sandwiches for the climate

Earth

These are the worst ready-made sandwiches for the climate

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Illustration showing Moon Express probe against lunar backdrop

Space

Google-sponsored race to the moon has ended without a winner

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Upstart Electron rocket has made it to orbit for the first time

Space

Upstart Electron rocket has made it to orbit for the first time

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Conceptual art of network

Technology

Clever maths will stop hackers spying on the quantum internet

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space launch

Space

We must accept more risks if we want space travel to take off

Insight

Scientists looking through pink and blue dishes

Humans

Survey reveals extreme gender bias plagues STEM – it must change

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In 2018, science needs its own version of the #MeToo campaign

Humans

In 2018, science needs its own version of the #MeToo campaign

Culture

Falcon Heavy rocket

Space

SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket test is the start of a race to Mars

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Cosmic couture: The urgent quest to redesign the spacesuit

Space

Cosmic couture: The urgent quest to redesign the spacesuit

Astronauts venture into space wearing 35-year-old, sweat-stained relics. The $200 million, high-tech replacement togs are anything but down to Earth

Features

Space

Parallel universes could solve a big problem with black holes

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Life

Cheep taste: The birds that adorn their nests with tat

Features

Humans

We are not amused: Victorian experiments not to try at home

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Life

Busy doing nothing: How sloths mastered life in the slow lane

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