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Nuggets of lab-grown chicken now on the table

You’ll never guess how the ‘bone collector’ caterpillar decorates itself

Invasive sea urchins — eat them to beat them

Eddies, food trucks of the ocean

It’s not a comet, it’s a rapidly disintegrating exoplanet “on its last breath”

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Sustainable quantum dots: making high-tech carbon from hair and waste materials

The moon is not so dead after all

Hand axes in Iraq up to 1.5 million years old

Are megadroughts upon us?

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Improving methane measurement in the age of rising emissions

Nuggets of lab-grown chicken now on the table

You’ll never guess how the ‘bone collector’ caterpillar decorates itself

Invasive sea urchins — eat them to beat them

Eddies, food trucks of the ocean

It’s not a comet, it’s a rapidly disintegrating exoplanet “on its last breath”

Birds have personality, and they express it through song

Lightest neutron star ever found helps explain stellar life and death

Consecutive El Niños happening more and result is more devastating

Australia In Focus

Invasive sea urchins — eat them to beat them

What we're learning about ancient giant kangaroos

Birds have personality, and they express it through song

Australian, NZ scientists in running for $1m prize

Two degrees might be tipping point for amphibians says new report

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Explainer: the unprecedented threat of mirror life

Explainer: how do you train your chatbot?

Sustainable quantum dots: making high-tech carbon from hair and waste materials

The moon is not so dead after all

Hand axes in Iraq up to 1.5 million years old

Are megadroughts upon us?

Antarctica's melting surprises researchers

We might be wrong about how water made it to Earth

Changing the Eurocentric narrative about science history

New theory about spinning universe could be the answer to “Hubble tension”

Watch a ‘metabot’ twist and expand without a power source