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Cosmic ray blitz: Space invaders that fry electronics

Space

Cosmic ray blitz: Space invaders that fry electronics

Intergalactic visitors threaten to bring chaos to our electronic world. Is there anything we can do?

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Tumour traps: How to arrest cancer as it spreads

Health

Tumour traps: How to arrest cancer as it spreads

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Behind the smile: What dolphins really think

Life

Behind the smile: What dolphins really think

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Hugh Everett: The man who gave us the multiverse

Physics

Hugh Everett: The man who gave us the multiverse

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Multiverse me: Should I care about my other selves?

Life

Multiverse me: Should I care about my other selves?

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Technology

The rise of artificial artists

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Strangest star: 6 things we didn't know about the sun

Space

Strangest star: 6 things we didn't know about the sun

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Possessed! The powerful aliens that lurk within you

Life

Possessed! The powerful aliens that lurk within you

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Daydream believers: Is imagination our greatest skill?

Life

Daydream believers: Is imagination our greatest skill?

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The go-between: Life's unexpected messenger

Life

The go-between: Life's unexpected messenger

Far from staying put, RNA – the less famous cousin of DNA – can roam far afield, carrying information to other cells in the body and even to other animals

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Physics

Quantum control: How weird do you want it?

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Space

Quasicrystal quest: The unreal rock that nature made

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Earth

Burning blue sky: Earth's cloud shield is failing

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Life

Code generation: Kids who program before they can read

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