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Polar bear inbreeding increasing as Arctic sea ice melts

Sep 08, 2021

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White dwarf stars are meant to be dead – but astronomers have just found some that are still alive

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Facebook apologises after algorithm puts ‘primates’ label on video of black men

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Apple delays launch of controversial child safety features

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Sep 03, 2021

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Firefly rocket explodes moments after first launch

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NASA’s Perseverance rover successfully drills first rock for sample

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‘Catastrophic’ supervolcano eruption could be much more likely than previously thought

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WhatsApp hit with record fine for breaching privacy regulations over how it shares user data

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Dogs probably know when you’re intentionally withholding treats from them, researchers find

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International Space Station could suffer ‘irreparable’ failures, Russian official warns

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Facebook and Apple smart glasses will soon be upon us – but are they just another fad?

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Elizabeth Holmes trial begins – the downfall of a Silicon Valley medical hero

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Venom from one of Brazil’s largest snakes could reduce COVID’s ability to multiply

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You’ll have to tell Instagram your birthday if you want to log in

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Nine cyber attacks on UK’s transport sector missed by mandatory reporting laws

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Polar bear inbreeding increasing as Arctic sea ice melts

White dwarf stars are meant to be dead – but astronomers have just found some that are still alive

Facebook apologises after algorithm puts ‘primates’ label on video of black men

Apple delays launch of controversial child safety features

Firefly rocket explodes moments after first launch

NASA’s Perseverance rover successfully drills first rock for sample

‘Catastrophic’ supervolcano eruption could be much more likely than previously thought

WhatsApp hit with record fine for breaching privacy regulations over how it shares user data

Dogs probably know when you’re intentionally withholding treats from them, researchers find

International Space Station could suffer ‘irreparable’ failures, Russian official warns

Facebook and Apple smart glasses will soon be upon us – but are they just another fad?

Elizabeth Holmes trial begins – the downfall of a Silicon Valley medical hero

Venom from one of Brazil’s largest snakes could reduce COVID’s ability to multiply

You’ll have to tell Instagram your birthday if you want to log in

Nine cyber attacks on UK’s transport sector missed by mandatory reporting laws

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