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Are cats smarter than dogs?
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Are cats smarter than dogs?

They're the UK's top pets, but which is more intelligent? You decide!

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January 2025
Could people turn Mars into another Earth?
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Could people turn Mars into another Earth?

Sven Bilén explores how humans might make a home on another world.

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January 2025
FUNNY BY NATURE
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FUNNY BY NATURE

Claire Karwowski tracks down the wackiest wildlife that's cracking up the animal kingdom.

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January 2025
WEIRD SCIENCE
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WEIRD SCIENCE

A round-up of the strangest science stories from around the world.

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January 2025
Guardians of the forest
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Guardians of the forest

Meet the incredible people protecting the Amazon rainforest.

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January 2025
The Mariana Trench
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The Mariana Trench

Dive in to find out how far down the ocean goes and what it's really like at the bottom.

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January 2025
Megan McCubbin
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Megan McCubbin

Meet the zoologist trying to change people's views of animals with a bad rep.

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January 2025
MAX POWER
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MAX POWER

From the second you wake up in the morning, your way of life is made possible thanks to the amazing power of electricity.

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January 2025
Your heart has a "brain"
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Your heart has a "brain"

New research by scientists at Sweden, and Columbia University, in the US, suggests that your heart could have its own \"mini brain\".

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January 2025
Ethiopian wolves could be furry pollinators
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Ethiopian wolves could be furry pollinators

Sweet-toothed Ethiopian wolves have been seen lapping up nectar have been seen happing up nectar from red hot poker flowers.

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January 2025
That's amazing! The best discoveries, inventions and surprises
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That's amazing! The best discoveries, inventions and surprises

Asteroid telescope's final images revealed

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January 2025
Camera Obscura
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Camera Obscura

Imagine stepping inside a dark room, where the only source of light comes through one small hole in the wall.

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MANCHESTER SCIENCE FESTIVAL
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MANCHESTER SCIENCE FESTIVAL

From 18-27 October, shoppers at the Arndale shopping centre in Manchester, England, will face a giant spider.

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Should musicians stop touring?
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Should musicians stop touring?

Multiple concerts travelling around the world have a big impact on the environment.

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Are ghosts real?
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Are ghosts real?

Plenty of people believe in ghosts, but it's hard to find proof.

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SMASH STEREOTYPES
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SMASH STEREOTYPES

In an extract from his prize-winning book, scientist and writer Adam Rutherford shows you how to use the power of science to fight racism. This chapter, titled Myth-Busting, is all about sport.

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Animal awareness
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Animal awareness

What would it feel like to be another animal?

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Hamza Yassin
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Hamza Yassin

Go behind the camera with a wildlife filmmaker.

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WILDLIFE WATCH
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WILDLIFE WATCH

Ben Hoare goes on a safari from his sofa to discover how nature documentaries are made.

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Big bum breakthrough
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Big bum breakthrough

A team of researchers who found out that mammals can breathe through their bottoms have won a prize at the lg Nobel awards.

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A jaw-dropping undersea snap
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A jaw-dropping undersea snap

A photograph of a Bryde's whale feeding on a heart-shaped \"bait ball\" of sardines has won the Ocean Photographer of the Year contest.

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First private spacewalk
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First private spacewalk

On 12 September, billionaire Jared Isaacman completed the first-ever spacewalk by a nonprofessional astronaut.

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Bat-like robot clings to tree
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Bat-like robot clings to tree

Researchers have developed a special robot that can fly into trees and cling on.

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Teenager spots rare moth's eggs in UK
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Teenager spots rare moth's eggs in UK

A teenager who became the first person to find the eggs of a rare moth in the UK has been nominated for a national award.

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Sunflowers work as a team to share sunlight
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Sunflowers work as a team to share sunlight

Research has found that sunflowers move to avoid blocking each other's sunlight.

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Is gaming good for you?
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Is gaming good for you?

Gaming is great fun, but some worry it could be bad for young people's health.

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Issue 79
What are wormholes?
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What are wormholes?

Find out if space has secret passages that give shortcuts through the universe.

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Issue 79
TITANS
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TITANS

The biggest dinosaurs grew to truly epic proportions. Peter Gallivan tells the super-sized tale of these giant reptiles and discovers why they grew so large.

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Issue 79
Space toilets
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Space toilets

Doing your business in space is not as easy as you might think.

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Issue 79
A visitor from outer space
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A visitor from outer space

Scientists have spent years looking for alien life, but what if it found us first?

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Issue 79

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