CATEGORIES

How Safe Is Your Plane?
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How Safe Is Your Plane?

So many of us take to the skies so often. Neil Ashton looks at the rigorous tests that planes undergo to ensure flying remains one of the safest modes of transport.

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December 2016
Discoveries
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Discoveries

DISPATCHES FROM THE CUTTING EDGE

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April 2018
The Science Of Fighting Fat
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The Science Of Fighting Fat

Has good dining taken its toll on your waistline? We navigate through the minefield of misinformation to find out what the experts really say about losing weight. And we have smart tips on how to shed that spare tyre

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April 2018
Serpent Lore Of India
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Serpent Lore Of India

In the next part of the Indian mythologies series, DEVDUTT PATTANAIK explores the different aspects of how serpents are perceived in India

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April 2018
The Benefits Of Exercise: Now In Pill Form
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The Benefits Of Exercise: Now In Pill Form

We’re all told to exercise more, but that isn’t always possible for those with physical disabilities.

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August 2017
The Robots Who Can Learn
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The Robots Who Can Learn

Will Artificial Intelligence have an emotionally fruitful future? The machines of the future are gearing up to surprise you.

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6 mins  |
August 2017
Injustice 2
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Injustice 2

Publisher: NetherRealm StudiosFormat: PlayStation 4 and X-Box

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October 2017
Is Technology Changing Our Brains?
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Is Technology Changing Our Brains?

We increasingly rely on social media to talk to friends, GPS to navigate and the web for information. But, asks Jo Carlowe, is that wise?

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February 2017
Where the Wild
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Where the Wild

Sejal Mehta loves the wild in India. This is her pick of national parks you must visit – some of them are delightfully unusual…

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April 2017
r. k. narayan
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r. k. narayan

author and historian urvashi butalia tells of the life and words of one of india’s mostbeloved writers.

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february 2017
Meet Your Many Times Great Granddad: A Bag-like Creature Without An Anus
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Meet Your Many Times Great Granddad: A Bag-like Creature Without An Anus

It may not look much like Aunty Jean or Uncle Bob, but this tiny sea creature could be your oldest known ancestor.

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June 2017
Five Reasons To Switch
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Five Reasons To Switch

Nintendo is re-inventing the console again…

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June 2017
Learn A Language Or Instrument
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Learn A Language Or Instrument

So far only two types of mental exertion have been shown to improve or preserve overall cognitive ability.

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June 2017
The Great Pretender
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The Great Pretender

Antonio Melechi reveals how PT Barnum – the brains behind General Tom Thumb, the Feejee Mermaid and a wildly successful circus – turned a flair for outrageous stunts and hoaxes into a multi-million dollar concern

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June 2017
Seven Earth-sized Exoplanets Found
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Seven Earth-sized Exoplanets Found

The system of planets found orbiting nearby dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 may be our best chance yet of finding alien life

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June 2017
What The Earth Will Look Like When We're Gone?
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What The Earth Will Look Like When We're Gone?

From asteroid strike to climate change to nuclear war, humanity faces all kinds of existential threats. But, if our species disappeared tomorrow, what would actually happen – and what kind of planet would we be leaving behind,

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7 mins  |
June 2017
Mahasweta Devi
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Mahasweta Devi

Author and historian Urvashi Butalia details the life and words of an activist and feminist force

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9 mins  |
June 2017
Battling Beetles And How To Conserve These Endangered Species
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Battling Beetles And How To Conserve These Endangered Species

They were once thought to summon lightning, and we still have lots to learn about stag beetles if we want to conserve these wood-munching leviathans.

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June 2017
In Thrall To The Red Planet
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In Thrall To The Red Planet

Eric Rabkin argues that depictions of Mars in literature and film – both as the cradle of hideous invaders, and humanity’s potential saviour – frequently reflect the political climate back on Earth

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June 2017

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