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Environment

The truth behind how to reduce your energy use and still live well

Physics

The hunt for dark matter: The universe’s mysterious gravitational glue

Mind

The evolutionary origin of paranoia and why it is becoming more common

Leaders

Environment

The 2000-watt energy saving challenge may be hard, but it鈥檚 worthwhile

A Swiss vision of a low-energy society set a goal that is irresistibly simple: consume energy at a rate of just 2000 watts. It鈥檚 a great way to push us to use less power - good for the purse and the planet

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Life

Three nautilus species new to science have been found in the Pacific

The distinct branching patterns and stripes on the shells of three kinds of nautiluses have been used to identify them as separate species

Life

Should we be worried about bird flu spreading to mammals?

Technology

Suspected Chinese ‘spy balloon’ shot down by US fighter jet over sea

Environment

US megadrought has led to more air pollution from power plants

Technology

AI image generators that create close copies could be a legal headache

Health

Millions of coronavirus mutations offer a new insight into evolution

Technology

Diving drone can switch between flying and swimming

Health

Human neurons implanted into a rat’s brain respond to flashing lights

Life

Smart dairy farms are using AI scanners to monitor cows’ health

Health

Genes for Gaucher disease may have protected Jewish people against TB

Health

Sperm-sorting device aims to find healthy samples to boost IVF success

Space

Wormholes could magnify light by a factor of 100,000

Technology

US military plan to create huge autonomous drone swarms sparks concern

Mind

Mild brain damage may affect memory more than severe injuries

Space

Sunquakes may be caused by weird beams of electrons from solar flares

Technology

Google AI generates musical backing tracks to accompany singers

Humans

Neanderthals hunted enormous elephants that fed 100 people for a month

Physics

Entirely new type of ice made using extremely cold steel balls

Health

Antidepressants mostly can’t treat chronic pain, despite wide use

Humans

Ancient Egyptians used exotic oils from distant lands to make mummies

Life

Putting solar panels in grazing fields is good for sheep

Humans

Vikings brought horses and dogs to England, cremated bones confirm

Health

Hearing noise and moving our body helps us gauge the passing of time

Environment

Doubling trees in European cities could prevent thousands of deaths

Analysis

Health

How understanding a form of broken heart syndrome could save lives

Better recognition and understanding of a lesser-known form of broken heart syndrome, takotsubo syndrome, could be key to protection from sudden cardiac death, says Sian Harding

Environment

The push to grant legal rights to nature is gaining momentum

Aperture

Earth

Magnificent photograph captures eruption of Fagradalsfjall volcano

Olivier Grunewald took this image of the Icelandic volcano's central crater filled with lava, forming a fiery lake of liquid rock

Features

Environment

The truth behind how to reduce your energy use and still live well

In theory, it鈥檚 possible to live well while using energy at a rate of just 2000 watts 鈥� a quarter of the average for people in the US. Our environment reporter took on the challenge. Here鈥檚 what he discovered

Mind

The evolutionary origin of paranoia and why it is becoming more common

Physics

The hunt for dark matter: The universe’s mysterious gravitational glue

Culture

Stop drinking, keep reading, look after your hearing: a neurologist?s tips for fighting memory loss and Alzheimer?s. Dr Richard Restak at his home in Washington, D.C. on August 3, 2022. ? Greg Kahn / Guardian / eyevine Contact eyevine for more information about using this image: T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709 E: info@eyevine.com http://www.eyevine.com

Health

The Complete Guide to Memory review: How we remember and how we forget

How does our memory really work? Richard Restak's guide delves deep to explain the complexities, offering new clues to strengthening our minds and maybe even warding off the damage caused by Alzheimer's

Humans

Don’t Miss: Marvel’s Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

Space

The First City on Mars review: How to make life on Mars a reality

Humans

Marvel’s Midnight Suns review: Meet your heroes in new strategy game

Life

How a log pile in your garden can be a haven for wildlife

Make your garden more enticing for wildlife with a few log piles, says Clare Wilson, and you may glimpse some stunning beetles

Tom Gauld: Gavin failed the archaeological statistics course

Twisteddoodles: Being a scientist often involves disappointment