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JWST sees a stunning hourglass of light around a still-forming star [1269d]
Early meteorites brought enough water to Mars to create a global ocean [1269d]
The migrating birds that roam the world to live in an eternal summer [1269d]
Limitless With Chris Hemsworth review: How to live better for longer [1269d]
Join the hunt for clouds high up in the Martian atmosphere [1269d]
To make maths classes sizzle, inject some politics and social justice [1269d]
Telluria review: Political dystopia from a bravura Russian writer [1269d]
A Fractured Infinity review: Multiverse plot trope comes of age [1269d]
A gift from nature: Geothermal energy in Tuscany's Valle del Diavolo [1269d]
Quantum computers in use today are vulnerable to eavesdropping hackers [1269d]
COP27: Brazil's Lula promises zero deforestation in the Amazon by 2030 [1269d]
Acid produced by the brain could drive disease-related psychosis [1269d]
We are only just beginning to understand what causes nociplastic pain [1269d]
Viewing chronic pain as its own illness is providing better treatments [1269d]
The new pain treatments that may finally stem the need for opioids [1269d]
New ways to measure pain can help us communicate how bad it really is [1269d]
Why emotions can feel so painful – and what it means for painkillers [1269d]
What is pain, how does it work and what happens when it goes wrong? [1269d]
Landslides can be triggered by small changes in atmospheric pressure [1269d]
NASA’s enormous SLS rocket has launched to space for the first time [1269d]
A stack of Apple laptops could work as a powerful supercomputer [1269d]