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Environment

Five climate megaprojects that might just save the world

From solar power stations in space to stabilising melting glaciers, some researchers are proposing extremely ambitious and risky projects to fight climate change. Could they work?

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Humans

How neuroscience can help you make tough decisions – with no regrets

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Health

Ketamine鈥檚 unlikely conversion from rave drug to mental health therapy

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Technology

The surprising promise and profound perils of AIs that fake empathy

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Health

How concussion can lead to brain damage – and what to do to prevent it

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Space

How our golden age of asteroid exploration could reveal life’s origins

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Health

The unexpected ways your skin impacts your health and longevity

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Mind

Dishabituation: How to trick your brain to find more joy in life

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Space

Why we’re finally on the cusp of finding exomoons around other planets

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D84PBB NGC 6888, the Crescent Nebula.

Mind

Is the human brain really the most complex object in the universe?

There are 86 billion neurons in your brain, roughly the same number as there are galaxies in the observable universe. Whether the mind is more complex than the cosmos, however, is up for debate

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Mind

Neural-network brain scans are revealing how to boost your creativity

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Mind

How entropy and equilibrium can help explain consciousness

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Mind

Why forgetting things is a key part of the way your brain works

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Mind

The hidden evolutionary advantages of the teenage brain

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