The Conversation
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[:es]Private companies are launching a new space race – here’s what to expect[:]
[:es]The space race between the USA and Russia started with a beep from the Sputnik satellite exactly 60 years ago (October 4, 1957) and ended with a handshake in space […]
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[:es]What Cassini’s mission revealed about Saturn’s known and newly discovered moons[:]
[:es]The Cassini space probe not only visited Saturn as part of its mission, it also revealed many of the planet’s moons in stunning detail and showed them to be interesting […]
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[:eu]Can we ever find Jesus’s DNA? I met the scientists who are trying to find out[:]
[:eu]In 2010, Kasimir Popkonstantinov discovered what he believes are the bones of one of the most famous of all saints: John the Baptist. I was interested in what DNA analysis […]
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[:eu]New Zealand quake study reveals ruptures can be much bigger than we thought possible[:]
[:eu]No one could have expected what was to hit New Zealand in 2016. The country is certainly no stranger to being shaken up by moving tectonic plates. Yet on November […]
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[:eu]Spinning sail technology is poised to bring back wind-powered ships[:]
[:eu]Over 200 years after steamships first began crossing the ocean, wind power is finding its way back into seafaring. Global shipping firm Maersk is planning to fit spinning “rotor sails” […]
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[:eu]How Artificial Intelligence and the robotic revolution will change the workplace of tomorrow[:]
[:eu]What do we need to learn today about the jobs of tomorrow? Two things are clear. The robots and computers of the future will be based on a degree of […]
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[:eu]Why gluten-free food is not the healthy option and could increase your risk of diabetes[:]
[:eu]People with coeliac disease need to avoid gluten, but a gluten-free diet is otherwise best avoided. It raises the risk of type 2 diabetes.[:]
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[:eu]The next scientific breakthrough could come from the history books[:]
[:eu]Treating the history of science as a linear story of progression doesn’t reflect wholly how ideas emerge and are adapted, forgotten, rediscovered or ignored. While we are happy with the […]
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[:eu]If atoms are mostly empty space, why do objects look and feel solid?[:]
[:eu]The reason you feel things as solid is all to do with electrons.[:]