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Mars may have been habitable millions of years later than we thought [1137d]
Hong Kong’s car pollution sensors help it clean its air in world first [1137d]
Anxious and neurotic personality traits linked to ASMR sensations [1137d]
Flying robot generates as much power as a flapping insect [1137d]
Medical dressing works like duct tape to seal internal wounds [1137d]
Cheap blood test detects lung cancer at an early and treatable stage [1137d]
A driverless car that went rogue could be a taste of the robo uprising [1137d]
Climate fiction has come of age – and these fabulous books show why [1137d]
Geology needs to reinvent itself as we fight against climate change [1137d]
Interoception: This ‘sixth sense’ could be key to better mental health [1137d]
Protect your plants from cold snaps with home-made cloches [1137d]
Christopher Jackson interview: How geologists can fight climate change [1137d]
Don't miss: A rare chance to see a coveted natural history book [1137d]
New colony of gentoo penguins discovered on Antarctic Peninsula [1137d]
How the World Really Works review: The tech that underpins society [1137d]
In the wild, robot vacuum cleaners have no natural predators [1137d]
Do we create space-time? A new perspective on the fabric of reality [1137d]
DeepMind has made software-writing AI that rivals average human coder [1137d]
Strongest ever magnetic field fails to make predicted exotic particles [1137d]
Pioneering leukaemia therapy still working well after 11 years [1137d]
Quantum friction explains strange way water flows through nanotubes [1137d]
How a Cotswolds river may show the way to clean up England's waterways [1137d]
Health Check newsletter: The brain’s amazing adaptability [1137d]
UK's spring flowers are blooming a month early due to climate change [1138d]
Learning styles in fruit flies may not be related to nature or nurture [1138d]

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