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The consciousness question in the age of AI

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Watch Jenny McCracken paint Cosmos Issue 100 into history

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To save our mammals we need to know them

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Citizen scientists generate 62 million records in Australia

Stars bursting into life may be why the earliest galaxies are so bright

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