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Black widow spiders remember their prey if it is stolen [1305d]
Astronomers have unveiled the world’s largest digital camera [1305d]
Quantum engine is powered just by measuring its quantum state [1305d]
Mummified dinosaur has bite marks and gashes in its skin [1305d]
Erect-crested penguins always reject their first egg and lay another [1305d]
The success of text-to-image AIs raises major ethical issues [1305d]
Don't Miss: In Plain Sight, an exhibition about visual perception [1305d]
The Long Covid Handbook review: Examining a debilitating condition [1305d]
Nineteen Ways of Looking at Consciousness review: Complex and engaging [1305d]
Human hibernation sounds fanciful, but it may now be saving lives [1305d]
Brain training apps claim to make us smarter, but there is no evidence [1305d]
Hardspace: Shipbreaker review: strip spacecraft for parts in orbit [1305d]
Why I am keen to get my hands on genetically modified purple tomatoes [1305d]
New Scientist Live: Photographs from the show floor [1305d]
Jet from neutron stars seems to travel seven times the speed of light [1305d]
JWST has spotted bizarre rings of dust around a dying star [1305d]
Exoskeleton boots learn how you walk to help improve your gait [1305d]
Transforming turtle robot can walk on land and swim through water [1305d]
Human neurons transplanted into a rat's brain influence its behaviour [1305d]
12,000 genetic variants affect height in people with European ancestry [1305d]
Black holes wobbling three times a second have proved Einstein right [1305d]
Car batteries with tiny heaters could charge in just 11 minutes [1305d]
Randall Munroe on answering the strangest scientific questions [1305d]
How curiosity can supercharge your brain and boost your success [1305d]
Cat-like sabre-toothed carnivore evolved faster than we thought [1306d]