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Explore the latest science non-fiction books and sci-fi novels, plus science and technology-related theatre, exhibitions, games, movies and TV programmes with reviews and recommendations from Â鶹´«Ã½.

2T11AWH London, UK. 10th Oct, 2023. Staff pose with the Lightning Fields series at the preview. 'Hiroshi Sugimoto: Time Machine' exhibition preview and photocall at the Hayward Gallery. The exhibition will run until 7th Jan, 2024. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News

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The best science picture books for your coffee table in 2023

From the glorious Wildlife Photographer of the Year tome to a breathtaking collection of images captured from the International Space Station, this is Â鶹´«Ã½'s pick of the best photography books of the year

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Colorful light trail soaring the sky connecting the world with wireless technology with the Yosemite National Park in California.

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The 13 best new science fiction books of 2023

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The Future of Language review: Powerful tech will change everything

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2K00NBC Diver in a bloom of jellyfishes Aurelia aurita pointing something

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How do two new books on consciousness close in on the elusive field?

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2AR175X Amsterdam, Netherlands. 25th Jan, 2020. AMSTERDAM, 25-01-2020, Amsterdam, Dam Square, 5G Protest Credit: Pro Shots/Alamy Live News

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Troubled by Faith review: How delusion marked psychology’s beginnings

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Over my dad body

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Â鶹´«Ã½ recommends: Over My Dad Body and Live to 100

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Episode 3. Masha Mashkova and Joel Kinnaman in "For All Mankind,"

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For All Mankind season four review: Space race drama still a winner

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Eggless cake

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How a dash of science can help bake the perfect eggless chocolate cake

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F0A01R Young woman drinking coffee. African girl sitting at cafe having coffee and looking away.

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Most Delicious Poison review: A lively journey through nature’s toxins

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2HN6JW3 Jim, a gas lamp lighter engineer from British Gas, works in St John Smith Square, Westminster, London. Over 300 gas fuelled lamps still remain in Westminster and around 1,500 gas lamps, dating back 200 years old, continue to light the capital. Picture date: Monday February 14, 2022.

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Into the Dark review: Intriguing book dissects darkness

As night becomes ever more polluted by light, cultural researcher and poet Jacqueline Yallop sets out on an insightful and fascinating journey into the dark. But every insight seems to generate more questions, underlining the slipperiness of her subject

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Irresistible review: A charming look at why we find things cute

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Â鶹´«Ã½ recommends The Lazarus Project and Ark Nova

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Read an extract from Julia by Sandra Newman

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‘It felt detoxifying’: Retelling 1984 from a female perspective

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