Nature News
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[:es]The coronavirus is most deadly if you are older and male — new data reveal the risks[:]
A slew of detailed studies has now quantified the increased risk the virus poses to older people, men, and other groups.
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[:es]Pluto’s dark side spills its secrets — including hints of a hidden ocean[:]
Images of the dwarf planet’s far side are revealing possible signs of liquid water, mysterious shards of ice and new theories for the frigid world’s birth.
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[:es]How space missions snatch pieces of other worlds and bring them back to Earth[:]
As NASA prepares to launch the first spacecraft that will collect samples from Mars, Nature looks at back at missions that have grabbed extraterrestrial material.
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[:es]Neanderthal gene linked to increased pain sensitivity[:]
People who have inherited nerve-altering mutations from the ancient hominins tend to experience more pain.
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[:es]Global methane levels soar to record high[:]
Annual emissions of the greenhouse gas have risen by almost 10% in the past two decades, driven by agriculture and the gas industry.
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[:es]Mystery over Universe’s expansion deepens with fresh data[:]
A long-awaited map of the Big Bang’s afterglow fails to settle a debate over how fast the Universe is expanding.
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[:es]The mathematical strategy that could transform coronavirus testing[:]
Four charts show how pooling samples from many people can save time or resources.
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[:es]Pandemic speeds largest test yet of universal basic income[:]
Economists welcome the chance to see whether giving people cash to spend however they choose improves livelihoods.