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A cost-cutting initiative in the world of passenger aviation could see flight-deck staff reduced to just a captain, with their co-pilot replaced by AI. It may save money, but it's a risk too far, argues Paul Marks ...
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Our hero Mickey accidentally breaks the rules when he's "reprinted", in a tired take on an old trope, finds film columnist Simon Ings ...
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If you find yourself buffeted by bad news online, our resident advice columnist David Robson has some science-backed tips for managing your consumption and boosting your resilience ...
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High-speed drones will be put to the test in the extreme Arctic environment as part of a project to assess how quickly glaciers in Greenland are retreating ...
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A more precise definition of the second is crucial to all sorts of physical measurements - but to get there, scientists have to pack up their extraordinarily fragile optical clocks and take them on tour ...
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From robot rights to ageing and climate change, this month's science fiction squares up to the big topics, with new titles from authors including Nick Harkaway and Eve Smith ...
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A company in the Netherlands says it has perfected a way to create "graft chimeras" with the skin of one plant and the innards of another ...
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Squeezing exercise into one or two days a week seems to have similar health benefits as doing the same amount of physical activity spread out throughout the week ...
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A termination letter obtained by New Scientist reveals that the Trump administration has gutted the office that runs the country's only nationwide survey on drug use and mental health ...
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The concept of nothing once sparked a 1000-year-long war, today it might explain dark energy and nothingness even has the potential to destroy the universe, explains physicist Antonio Padilla ...
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