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James Webb Space Telescope was hit by a tiny space rock – but it’s OK [1384d]
Mental health emergency responder programme cut crime rates in Denver [1384d]
How science can help you bake a loaf of bread that stays softer longer [1384d]
Why we can't always make sense of physics with words alone [1384d]
The Rise and Reign of the Mammals review: how mammals found their way [1384d]
Don't Miss: Spriggan, new Netflix anime adaptation of classic manga [1384d]
Dazzling photo of a pink salt lake shortlisted for major competition [1384d]
The rise of computer-generated, artificially intelligent influencers [1384d]
Top Gun: Maverick review: Thrilling nostalgia with superfast planes [1384d]
Admitting we may fail to hit 1.5°C can help us tackle climate change [1384d]
Don't Trust Your Gut review: Can big data really improve life choices? [1384d]
Last chance to buy a pickled cockroach full of moon dust [1384d]
AI should be seen as an ally to human mathematicians, not a threat [1384d]
Saving Virunga's endangered gorillas with green power and chocolate [1384d]
Thousands of coral larvae ‘planted’ under offshore wind turbine [1384d]
Pancreatic cancer vaccine: What to know about early promising results [1384d]
Brain cells that control fever and other illness symptoms discovered [1384d]
New test shows which bits of your DNA are from which biological parent [1384d]
Batteries built with bumpy components work better in the freezing cold [1384d]
We are finally starting to understand brain fog and how to treat it [1384d]
Slag heaps from steelmaking could absorb CO2 and fight climate change [1384d]