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Deep-sea ‘octopus garden’ has warm water that speeds egg hatching [1491d]
Undersea beds: Nemo’s Garden takes terrestrial farming to new depths [1491d]
How to Stay Smart in a Smart World review: Why humans still trump AI [1491d]
Don't Miss: New Scientist Live, the greatest science show on Earth [1491d]
We need to count every tree on the planet - here’s why [1491d]
Can quantum mechanics help a UK council plan when to collect bins? [1491d]
Bigbug review: A sci-fi comedy about a sexy kind of singularity [1491d]
Lose yourself: How transcendent experiences can boost your well-being [1491d]
Dying Light 2 review: Avoiding zombies in a game with nods to covid-19 [1491d]
Rory Mc Donnell interview: The slug hunter with a strange new weapon [1491d]
How to grow strawberries and protect them from slugs [1491d]
Chemistry has led to environmental woes, but it can tackle them too [1491d]
OneWeb 'surprised' by Russian demands over satellite launch [1491d]
Long-necked dinosaurs had a gait unlike any living animal [1491d]
The rise of the molecular machines set to make new wonder materials [1491d]
How artificial intelligence can help us figure out how life began [1491d]
How to make sustainable batteries that won't wreck the planet [1491d]
Endlessly recyclable materials could fix our plastic waste crisis [1491d]
New ways to suck up methane can buy us vital time in the climate fight [1491d]
Endlessly recyclable plastics could fix our waste crisis [1491d]
Automated chemistry: The machines that can discover new drugs [1491d]
Artificial leaves: Bionic photosynthesis as good as the real thing [1491d]
Covid-19 news: Worldwide IVF and fertility treatments delays revealed [1491d]
Russia and UK face a stand-off over OneWeb satellite rocket launch [1491d]
Astronauts on Mars might trip up less if they can hear their footsteps [1491d]
Our closest black hole is actually just one star eating another [1491d]
Virus outbreak in wild boars led to more oak trees in Polish forest [1491d]
Stonehenge may have been a giant calendar and now we know how it works [1491d]
Dinosaur that broke its wrist may have fallen while mating [1491d]