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5 November 2022

Issue 3411

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Replica of the Tutankhamun's funeral mask found in Egypt; Shutterstock ID 1623808708; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

Humans

Egyptology continues to astound 100 years after Tutankhamun was found

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The cosmologist who claims to have evidence for the multiverse

Physics

The cosmologist who claims to have evidence for the multiverse

Features
How technology is revolutionising our understanding of ancient Egypt

Humans

How technology is revolutionising our understanding of ancient Egypt

Features
Terracotta army

Humans

Six archaeological discoveries to rival Tutankhamun's tomb

Features
Orange bottles on an orange background

Health

The truth about the foods said to boost your immune system

Features

Table of contents

Leaders

Replica of the Tutankhamun's funeral mask found in Egypt; Shutterstock ID 1623808708; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

Humans

Egyptology continues to astound 100 years after Tutankhamun was found

The discovery of Tutankhamun鈥檚 tomb was a revelation, but 100 years later new scientific methods are painting an even richer picture of the ancient Egyptians

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A sign at the Porvenir massacre site

Humans

US Army bullets unexpectedly found at 1918 Mexico border massacre site

A聽ballistics analysis has raised new questions about the role of the US聽Army聽in the 1918 Porvenir massacre, where Texas Rangers killed 15 unarmed Mexican boys and men

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Technology

Shutterstock will sell AI-generated art and 'compensate' human artists

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Environment

Industrial Revolution may have been kick-started by drought

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Space

Neutron stars may fire out neutrino beams like a laser light show

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Life

Fossil shows what lizards' ancestors looked like 167 million years ago

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Technology

AIs become smarter if you tell them to think step by step

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Health

Appetite-suppressing probiotic helps overweight people lose weight

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Mind

Nightmares can be eased by hearing sounds linked to good experiences

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Environment

Houseplants genetically modified to reduce indoor air pollution

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Life

Brown centipede uses a weird body motion to swim, not its many legs

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Physics

First 3D quantum accelerometer could let ships navigate without GPS

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Humans

Large cities lead to more segregation between rich and poor

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Health

Vaccines that prolong the immune response may give better protection

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Society

Brazil election: Lula win hailed as victory for the Amazon

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Health

A soup of omicron subvariants could drive the next covid-19 wave

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Life

Rhino horns have got smaller over time as poachers target big prizes

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Space

JWST finds ancient galaxy may actually be two galaxies merging

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Environment

Genetically modified mosquitoes cut the insect's number by 96 per cent

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Space

Gravitational waves could reveal the existence of quark matter

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Technology

Having AIs train robot dogs to balance makes them a lot cheaper

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Environment

COP27 must deliver on existing promises, says Egypt's climate diplomat

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Environment

Climate warnings highlight the urgent need for action ahead of COP27

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Analysis

Banning solar plants on farmland in England would be a grave error

Environment

Banning solar plants on farmland in England would be a grave error

The construction of solar plants on farmland in England has come under attack, but there are three reasons why they shouldn't be banned, says Michael Le Page

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Environment

Dismissing environmentalists with an 'anti-growth' label is wrong

Comment

Aperture

Immersive Tutankhamun exhibition reveals the grandeur of his treasures

Humans

Immersive Tutankhamun exhibition reveals the grandeur of his treasures

Beyond King Tut, curated by the National Geographic Society, surrounds visitors with large-scale projections and animations of some of the thousands of artefacts unearthed from the boy king's tomb

Regulars

Features

Orange bottles on an orange background

Health

The truth about the foods said to boost your immune system

Many foods thought to enhance our natural defences, such as orange juice and turmeric, don鈥檛 live up to the hype. Instead, the key to a healthy immune system lies in nurturing your gut microbiome

Features

Physics

The cosmologist who claims to have evidence for the multiverse

Features

Humans

How technology is revolutionising our understanding of ancient Egypt

Features

Humans

Six archaeological discoveries to rival Tutankhamun's tomb

Features

Culture

Detail of The Book of the Dead of Queen Nedjmet, papyrus, Egypt, 1070 BC, 21st Dynasty.

Humans

Hieroglyphs: Unlocking ancient Egypt review: Two hundred years on

Cracking Egypt's hieroglyphic code was one of humanity鈥檚 greatest feats. A riveting new exhibition at the British Museum celebrates the 200th anniversary

Culture

Humans

Tutankhamun and the Tomb that Changed the World is an engaging update

Culture

Humans

Don鈥檛 Miss: Great Egyptology from Tutankhamun to Cleopatra鈥檚 daughter

Culture

Humans

Tutankhamun鈥檚 Secrets review: Lively TV documentary spills more beans

Culture

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H63XG9 The Hyades open star cluster in Taurus with the bright star Aldebaran, not a part of the cluster iteslf. The smaller and more di

Space

How to spot the Hyades, the closest star cluster to Earth

This is the time of year to spot the Hyades, named for weeping nymphs from Greek mythology because its appearance in the night sky marked the start of the rainy season, says Abigail Beall

Regulars

Puzzle #192: Can you work out how many members are on the new board?

Regulars

Tom Gauld on a simulated population experiment

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Twisteddoodles on folding space

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On whether tiny ancient Egyptian hand prints were made by reptiles

On whether tiny ancient Egyptian hand prints were made by reptiles

Feedback ponders a study of stencilled outlines of hands found on rocks in south-west Egypt and their owners, while also digging into the possibly misplaced assumption that accounting is boring

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