The Guardian
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![[:es] From porkies to whoppers: over time lies may desensitise brain to dishonesty[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/10/3744.jpg)
[:es] From porkies to whoppers: over time lies may desensitise brain to dishonesty[:]
[:es]Study suggests that telling small lies makes changes to the brain’s response to lying, rather than being a case of one lie necessitating another to maintain a story[:]
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![[:es]Was Venus the first habitable planet in our solar system?[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/10/4000.jpg)
[:es]Was Venus the first habitable planet in our solar system?[:]
[:es]Often referred to as Earth’s evil twin, Venus is the solar system’s hottest planet. But research suggests that Venus may have had vast oceans and a balmy climate[:]
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![[:es]Is a moon village the next step for space exploration? ESA’s chief thinks so[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/09/2489.jpg)
[:es]Is a moon village the next step for space exploration? ESA’s chief thinks so[:]
[:es]Could an outpost on the moon be the next logical step towards the know-how and infrastructure we need to head into the farther reaches of the solar system?[:]
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![[:es]Scientists reveal most accurate depiction of a dinosaur ever created[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/02/unnamed-8.jpg)
[:es]Scientists reveal most accurate depiction of a dinosaur ever created[:]
[:es]Reconstruction is based on studies of a spectacular fossil from China, preserved with skin and pigments intact[:]
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Climate change and other human activities are affecting species migration
Humans have an impact on species migration both through climate change and by changing the landscape.
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Why scientists are losing the fight to communicate science to the public
Scientists and science communicators are engaged in a constant battle with ignorance. But that’s an approach doomed to failure
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New research hints at pattern of Alzheimer’s spread in the brain
Protein variations could provide explanation as to why some brain tissues are vulnerable and help predict an individual’s risk of developing the disease
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Blip flop as tantalising bump in Large Hadron Collider data disappears
Hopes for a new particle are dashed, as new data shows no trace of the anomaly, suggesting that its appearance was a statistical fluke
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Smoke signals: DNA adaptation helped early humans deal with toxic fumes
US researchers claim genetic mutation may have made our ancestors less sensitive to smoke’s harmful effects and gave them advantage over Neanderthal cousins
