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  • by david hall
Bringing rocks back from Mars

A cosmic relay race

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Science and technology
  • by david hall
COP25, the UN climate talks in Madrid, ends in a sad splutter

No agreement on international carbon markets; only weak commitments to more drastic cuts in emissions

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Science and technology
  • by david hall
How cetaceans got so large

A whale of a story

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  • by david hall
Transparent solar cells could be used to glaze office blocks

They absorb about the same amount of light as tinted windows

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Science and technology
  • by david hall
Tuberculosis kills more people than any other pathogenic illness

New drugs, vaccines and tests offer hope, though

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  • by david hall
DNA could be used to embed useful information into everyday objects

They could then be recreated from internally held information

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  • by david hall
The world’s oldest picture gallery

Is in a cave in Indonesia

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  • by david hall
Even aggressive centipedes will co-operate if they have to

Mothers of different species share nests in the rainforest

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China’s last boomtowns show rapid growth is still possible
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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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