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Researchers used a synthetic version of moon dust to build working solar panels, which could eventually be created within - and used to power - a moon base of the future ...
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As China's vast electrical grid relies more on wind, solar and hydropower, it faces a growing risk of power shortages due to bad weather - and that could encourage the use of coal plants ...
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Nostalgia for video games seems to be strongest for those played during childhood - at least for Nintendo Switch players ...
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Drug trials are vital to medicine, but what of those taking part? Jennie Erin Smith's moving new book about what happened in a rural community hit by early-onset Alzheimer's disease gives them a voice ...
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Feedback is baffled - baffled! - as to why Facebook owner Meta's attempts to suppress a previous employee's memoir sent the book rocketing to the top of the book charts ...
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For decades, autistic women and girls have had to play "diagnostic bingo" before getting their true diagnosis. As new neuroscience offers a fresh understanding of the condition, the time for change is now ...
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Mandy Barker's new book, Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype imperfections, highlights the ongoing ocean pollution crisis by echoing an influential 19th-century book ...
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Why are some people drawn towards exploration and challenge - even to the point of extreme danger? Alex Hutchinson's bracing new book unpicks the complex reasons ...
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