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Technology

AI recreates clip of Pink Floyd song from recordings of brain activity

An artificial intelligence can guess what a song sounds like based on patterns of brain activity recorded while people were listening to it

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Space

Could a gravitational wave rip apart an entire planet?

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A fantasy alien planet

Space

Aliens on low-oxygen worlds may never discover fire

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Life

Elephants are stressed out by close encounters with tourists

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Life

Cuvier’s beaked whale seen grieving dead calf for first time

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A leaf-based version of the robotic gripper

Technology

Robotic gripper made of paper can grab both delicate and heavy things

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The plaintiff's awaiting the start of the trial in June

Environment

Montana lawsuit: Young people win landmark climate change case

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Someone being tested for SARS-CoV-2 in Milford, Connecticut, in February 2022

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Everything we know about the EG.5 covid-19 variant and its symptoms

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The reward pathway in the brain, which is initiated in response to a stimulus, such as alcohol. The stimulus (upper orange arrow) triggers the release of dopamine (blue arrows) by the ventral tegmental area (dark blue sphere). The dopamine travels to a number of different areas of the brain that then release dopamine (red arrows). These areas include the nucleus accumbens (red sphere), which initiates motor outputs (lower orange arrow) to sustain the pleasurable stimulus, the prefrontal cortex (pink), which shifts focus and planning towards the stimulus, and the amygdala, which is involved in emotions. The hypothalamus (orange sphere) is involved in coordinating the response by secreting hormones that control bodily functions

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Gene therapy delivered into the brain could treat alcohol misuse

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Artist's depiction of binary star system MACHO 80.7443.1718, with huge waves rising on the larger star

Space

Giant star rocked by waves three times larger than our sun

A binary star system shines 20 per cent more brightly whenever the smaller star gets close to its giant partner, because of the immense waves that break on the larger star

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Life

Female stick insect clones itself despite having sex with males

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Blood test could aid the diagnosis of 52 conditions including cancer

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Environment

The hole in the ozone layer has opened unusually early this year

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Life

Nearly a third of coastal wolves in Alaska are eating sea otters

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