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An arms race is brewing in orbit

Experts want to clarify how the laws of war on Earth apply beyond it

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What killed the woolly rhino?

Not humans, for a change

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Why locusts swarm

A new discovery could offer novel ways of controlling the insects

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Quantum mechanics is immune to the butterfly effect

That could help with the design of quantum computers

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  • by david hall
An indoor barbecue to prevent pollution problems

And avoid complaints about fumes from restaurants

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Covid-19 testing labs are being overwhelmed

Pool-sampling may offer a solution

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An exception to the rule that there are no marine insects

Lice that latch onto seals survive deep-sea rides

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A new AI language model generates poetry and prose

GPT-3 can be eerily human-like—for better and for worse

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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