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Underwater drones may make hiding a nuclear missile sub harder

Will a rise in anti-submarine drones mean it's game over for Earth’s best hiding place for a nuclear deterrent as critics claim, wonders David Hambling

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Barks and _ebooks: why we love robo Twitter accounts

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End of tough sanctions will mean the revival of Iranian science

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Sound wave therapy is first alternative to Viagra in 15 years

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Making antimatter matter: A particle that could be both at once

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First flight of hydrogen-powered drone with water vapour exhaust

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Does Germany's nuclear waste headache warrant a global fix?

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Radioactive waste dogs Germany despite abandoning nuclear power

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Radioactive waste dogs Germany despite abandoning nuclear power

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Nuclear fusion: Can the stellarator unleash the power?

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The speedrunners who race to complete video games in record time

Racing through video games used to be a niche hobby, but now there's a huge online following, real-world events and even the developers are getting involved

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Self-healing cities will fix their own potholes

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North Korean blast could be a step towards a nuclear missile

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Blood gushes from virtual leg injury to help train combat medics

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