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Comedians may hold the key to getting humans safely to Mars © Wikipedia Commons
The Human Body

Mars exploration Antarctic explorer's "comedian" might be key to human Red Planet mission

Exploring medical ethics © Getty Images
Everyday science

Medical ethics Dr Deborah Bowman spent more than 20 years researching medical ethics, but a 2017 breast cancer diagnosis made her reconsider everything

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A scientist's guide to life: Digital living © Jinhwa Jang
Everyday science

A scientist's guide to life Digital living

David Attenborough attends the opening ceremony of the COP 24 United Nations climate change conference on December 03, 2018 in Katowice, Poland © Sean Gallup/Getty Images
Planet Earth

Sir David Attenborough “If we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves”

Erwin Schrödinger © Getty Images
Everyday science

Information Theory Explaining life with physics

Chris Packham interview: Overpopulation, Alan Turing, and Donald Trump © Getty Images
Planet Earth

Chris Packham “I wouldn’t spend 10 minutes shouting at Donald Trump... I’d spend 10 minutes trying to understand him”

Why is the magnetic north pole racing westward? © Shutterstock
Planet Earth

Interview Why is the magnetic north pole racing westward?

Dr Melanie Windridge © Yasin Isik
Everyday science

Dr Melanie Windridge “Fusion energy is cutting edge. It’s exploration. It’s going places people have never been before”

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© Roberto Molar Candanosa/Carnegie Institution for Science
News

Farout "We discovered the most distant object ever observed in our Solar System"

BABYLON, HILLAH, IRAQ - NOVEMBER 20, 2016: This is DigitalGlobe closeup satellite imagery of the remains and location of Babylon -- and ancient city in Mesopotamia. Located in Hillah, Iraq. (Photo DigitalGlobe via Getty Images)
Planet Earth

Interview Earth’s ancient geography ‘directed the course of human evolution’

Prof Stephen Reicher © Yasin Isik
The Human Body

“It’s noisy and crowded, with a rudimentary sewage system, yet people talk about serenity”

Jim Al-Khalili @ Getty Images
Future Technology

Exploring Artificial Intelligence with Jim Al-Khalili

Could ’Oumuamua really be an alien probe? © ESO
News

Could ’Oumuamua really be an alien probe?

My Life Scientific: Dr Zoe Laughlin © Yasin Isik
Everyday science

“Don’t use silver cutlery – silver tastes horrible. You’re much better off with stainless steel”