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AstronomyAstronomers Have Found Another Possible ‘Exomoon’ beyond Our Solar System
MedicineSome COVID Patients Need Amputations to Survive
Public HealthNew Sensor Tells You How Well Your Mask Is Working
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Strongest evidence yet that MS is caused by Epstein-Barr virus
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Strongest evidence yet that MS is caused by Epstein-Barr virus
Largest ever fish colony hosts 100 billion eggs under Antarctic ice
The Large Hadron Collider blips that could herald a new era of physics
How Minecraft is helping children with autism make new friends
How to alter your personality: why your character isn't fixed in stone
Hybrid animal in 4500-year-old tomb is earliest known bred by humans
Flu vaccines during pregnancy protect babies for 6 months after birth
UK energy crisis: Why renewable subsidies will help avoid price shocks
How to alter your personality: why your character isn't fixed in stone
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Watch two black holes merge and zoom across galaxy
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Watch the best ever simulation of stars being born in a cosmic cloud
Beth Singler: Don't fear AI itself, but corporations using algorithms
Meet Rollin' Justin, the future of humanoid exploration on Mars
Hybrid animal in 4500-year-old tomb is earliest known bred by humans
UK energy crisis: Why renewable subsidies will help avoid price shocks
Why omicron isn't more severe in kids despite rise in hospitalisations
Covid-19 news: Wales rows back omicron restrictions as cases fall
Don't Miss: The Anomaly, a mind-bending French bestseller
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