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The peculiar case of asking Alexa for the mass of a neutrino

The peculiar case of asking Alexa for the mass of a neutrino

“The mass of the neutrino is 95 kilograms”, says Alexa, plus some strange myths spreading about the coronavirus and how the people of Bristol feel about its eponymous stool chart, in Feedback’s weird weekly round-up

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Scientists finally find life on Mars (or actually they haven’t)

Scientists finally find life on Mars (or actually they haven’t)

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The world is hot enough: MI6 has started spying on climate polluters

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The world is hot enough: MI6 has started spying on climate polluters

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The £1 million pixel that is the future of art (or not)

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The £1 million pixel that is the future of art (or not)

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The difficulties of getting hold of a powerful monopolar dog collar

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The difficulties of getting hold of a powerful monopolar dog collar

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The face mask that may be more organic than you bargained for

The face mask that may be more organic than you bargained for

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The site that lets you run the Ever Given aground anywhere you fancy

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The site that lets you run the Ever Given aground anywhere you fancy

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A house on the moon would apparently cost £44,525,536.42

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A house on the moon would apparently cost £44,525,536.42

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The rise of 'experiential units' that are impossible to understand

The rise of 'experiential units' that are impossible to understand

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Is it time for brutalist architecture on the moon?

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Is it time for brutalist architecture on the moon?

Lunar brutalism, plus how many Burj Khalifas in a hydroelectric dam and efficiency gains of 400 per cent, in Feedback’s weird weekly round-up

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The easiest way to fool artificial intelligence

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At least the Mary Anning coin doesn’t have a tripod with four legs

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Even the AIs have started judging you on your bookcase backdrops

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The weirdest ways to measure a shop’s recycling efforts

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