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A CURE FOR EVERYTHING
We can now alter our DNA quickly, cheaply and accurately Will it mean a future without illness?

ALEKS KROTOSKI
COVID-19 and social distancing pushed us closer to a cashless way of living, but not everyone can ‘tap and go’.

BRAINDEAD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
When conditions are just right, human brains can be preserved for centuries. And they can tell us all about the lives of the people whose skulls they once inhabited.

The Amazon Now Emits More Carbon Than It Absorbs

Fires burned in the forest tipped the balance this year

2 mins

Astronomers spot moon-forming rings around a baby exoplanet

For the first time, astronomers have detected a dusty ring around an exoplanet where moons could be born. They hope the discovery will teach us more about how both planets and moons are formed.

2 mins

Dogs won't give you food, even if you gave them some first

They may be your best buddy, but they won’t go out of their way to do you a favour

3 mins

A Revolution In The Making

Scientists will soon have the tools to rewrite the book of life, and in doing so, edit out sections that cause disease, piece by piece. But is the technology safe and will all of us get the benefits, or will it be the preserve of those who can afford it?

10+ mins

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