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Perfectly straight ridges may cover the poles of Saturn’s moon Titan

[ad_1] Landforms called yardangs can form on Earth – and they might also be present on Saturn’s moon Titan Ma Mingyan/China News Service/VCG via Getty

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Mental illness may accelerate ageing by damaging RNA

[ad_1] People with mental illness have greater amounts of damaged RNA than those without a mental health condition, which might explain the link between mental

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Single mathematical model governs primate brain shape across species

[ad_1] The human brain is similar to other primate brains at the mathematical level Sunny/Getty Images A single mathematical model can explain the pattern of

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Is the universe conscious? It seems impossible until you do the maths

[ad_1] THEY call it the “unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics”. Physicist Eugene Wigner coined the phrase in the 1960s to encapsulate the curious fact that merely

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Hunt for the Shadow Wolf review: Can Britain learn to love the wolf?

[ad_1] Public anger over rewilding beavers or sea eagles leaves the grey wolf facing a long wait Jasper Doest/Minden Pictures/Alamy Hunt for the Shadow WolfDerek Gow

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Saving the world’s largest flowers in the Philippines

[ad_1] Rafflesia panchoana on Mount Kemalugong in the Philippines Chris Thorogood RAFFLESIA is a parasitic plant that spends most of its life cycle within its

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Decision making: How to improve the outcomes of your big life choices

[ad_1] LIFE, it could be argued, is like a long game of blackjack. In one common version of this, each person is initially dealt two

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Will you be enjoying your robot dessert wriggling or stationary?

[ad_1] Who eats whom? Will robots eat us? Or will we eat robots? Both technophiles and -phobes have hungered to learn which will happen first.

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Combatting deepfakes is an evolutionary arms race

[ad_1] Disinformation is far older than humans. Lessons from evolutionary biology can help defend against it today, says Jonathan R. Goodman [ad_2] Source link

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Why We Remember review: A surprising and expert guide to memory

[ad_1] Is novelty in creativity actually a myth? Inti St Clair/Tetra Images, LLC/Alamy Why We RememberCharan Ranganath (Faber) THERE are a lot of books about