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Don’t Miss: Space Sweepers, a South Korean blockbuster on Netflix

27 January 2021

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, a new South Korean blockbuster on Netflix from 5 February, follows a crew of misfits living among Earth’s orbital space debris. Their luck changes when they discover a humanoid robot.

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‘s accounts of how different animals stay warm (and cool) on planet Earth lead us deep into evolutionary territory as social psychologist Hans Rocha IJzerman explains how temperature has shaped human behaviour.

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