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Egyptian pyramid may have been built using a water-powered elevator [617d]
Early humans began wiping out elephant relatives 1.8 million years ago [617d]
Lunar samples reveal exactly when the moon’s largest crater formed [617d]
Are there times when we should cut ties with a toxic family member? [617d]
We're ignoring easy ways to encourage children to be physically active [617d]
A skilful primer makes sense of the mathematics beneath AI's hood [617d]
How a spot of coral cosplay helped put marine pollution on the map [617d]
Ants are incredible navigators - let's celebrate their brilliance [617d]
What happens at a black hole's edge? It depends on your perspective [617d]
Nine profiles of neurodiverse people reveal rich and creative worlds [617d]
Epic images show old mines transformed into a library, lab and museum [617d]
Period atmosphere is best part of game set on turbulent oil rig [617d]
How much exercise do children really need – and what type? [617d]
Jurassic fossils show modern mammals grow faster than ancient ones [617d]
Trees have an extra climate benefit thanks to methane-eating microbes [617d]
How fast do we get out of shape and is there a way to slow the loss? [617d]
We may finally know how the placebo effect relieves pain [617d]
How to use psychology to hack your mind and fall in love with exercise [617d]
Moon bases will need to be 3 metres underground to avoid radiation [617d]
AI can predict tipping points for systems from forests to power grids [617d]
Komodo dragons have teeth capped with a layer of iron [617d]
Collision between boat and basking shark captured by camera tag [618d]
Neanderthal cooking skills put to the test with birds and stone tools [618d]