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Explore the most exciting new ideas and emerging concepts in science, health, technology and the environment with New Scientist鈥檚 exclusive in-depth articles, interviews and long reads.

Environment

Seaweed could save a billion people from famine after a nuclear war

A nuclear war could lead to food shortages due to soot blocking out the sun, but a model suggests seaweed farming could expand to meet up to 15 per cent of the food eaten by humans

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Do routine check-ups actually improve our health?

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Space

Chickpeas grown in moon dust for the first time

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Life

Stunning slo-mo videos show how insects survive raindrop collisions

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How measles can do long-lasting damage to children’s immune systems

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Hologram of the artificial intelligence robot

Technology

AI costs too much to automate vision-related jobs 鈥� for now

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Chemistry

Strange ‘one-dimensional gas’ created by trapping atoms in a tiny tube

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Bullet shells on the ground as members of the FBI practice their investigation techniques

Chemistry

Missing bullets can be identified by ricochet residue at crime scenes

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An endometriosis cyst in tissue from the uterus

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Endometriosis takes 6 years to be diagnosed due to a lack of awareness

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Life

Traces of ancient life reveal a 3.4-billion-year-old ecosystem

Chemical analysis of rocks found in South Africa shows that ancient microorganisms sustained themselves in a variety of ways, adding to evidence for an early origin of life on Earth

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Life

Megalodon was nothing like a giant great white shark

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Environment

Simon Reeve interview: In search of wilderness worth fighting for

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Space

Japan鈥檚 SLIM spacecraft landed on the moon 鈥� but it’s having problems

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Technology

What does Ukraine鈥檚 million-drone army mean for the future of war?

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