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Farming has deep roots in Chinese ice age

Life

Farming has deep roots in Chinese ice age

The first crops in China and the Middle East were farmed around 11,000 years ago – but hunter-gatherers had been using the plants much longer than that

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Technology

Quantum computers leap into the real world

Opinion

The body: Can you eat yourself to death?

Humans

The body: Can you eat yourself to death?

Features

Solar plant domes spring up in Fukushima's shadow

Earth

Solar plant domes spring up in Fukushima's shadow

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Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests

Technology

Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests

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Salty food exacerbates multiple sclerosis in mice

Health

Salty food exacerbates multiple sclerosis in mice

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First fluid knots created in the lab

Physics

First fluid knots created in the lab

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Physics crunch: Time to boost the energy?

Features

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Physics crunch: Time to snare neutrinos?

Features

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Space

Physics crunch: Seven experiments to change it all

With theory stalled, the next breakthrough in physics is likely to come from an experiment. We introduce seven potential game-changers

Features

Space

Quantum skyfall puts Einstein's gravity to the test

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Physics

Physics crunch: Higgs smashes into a dead end

Features

Physics

Earth's mantle helps hunt for fifth force of nature

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Physics

Harness vast power of quantum computers… for sums

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