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Science could learn a lot from Mona Chalabi’s mischievous chart art

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Science could learn a lot from Mona Chalabi’s mischievous chart art

Mona Chalabi's work is a compelling mix of illustration with a journalistic work ethic and a rigorous approach to statistics. The science and art worlds could do with more of this "TMI Queen"

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Ocean Outbreak

Earth

The mysterious diseases killing starfish, sea fans and shellfish

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Surviving Mars

Technology

Surviving Mars lets you enjoy the highs and lows of building a colony

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Moon

Space

The moon revealed as an object of endless fascination and desire

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moon artwork

Space

Celebrate the moon with the best films, books and festivals

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Osmosis show

Technology

Netflix’s Osmosis creates a world of terror amid the high-tech love

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High Life’s sex and black holes sci-fi intrigues without satisfying

Space

High Life’s sex and black holes sci-fi intrigues without satisfying

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Our pick of Venice Biennale 2019's most scientific artworks

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Our pick of Venice Biennale 2019's most scientific artworks

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Fantastical beasts

Technology

Dreams: The PS4 game that lets you design and share your own reality

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Ant man

Physics

Why films like Avengers: Endgame can get away with time travel tricks

In his monthly film column, Simon Ings finds that invoking the quantum world is a great way out for Avengers-style franchises when they want to mess with time

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Earth

Underland is a profound journey into the mirror world of the dead

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Mind

How sci-fi like Frankissstein helps us face our fears of the future

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Mind

The psychology of magic and how it plays with our minds

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Technology

How games like Assassin's Creed give us a feel for history

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