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Origins of life, Earthquakes in London, Frog plague, Ancient pollen

Think of earthquake cities and places like San Francisco or Los Angeles spring to mind. But London is also seismically active. 200 years ago, there w…

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Self-adapting robots, Artificial intelligence in medicine, Ageing healthily

We're becoming more reliant on robots to assist in hostile zones from extinguishing forest fires to bomb disposal to decontaminating nuclear faciliti…

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El Nino, Echolocation, Seasons, Snakes

El Nino is a weather event that happens every 5 years. It leaves Europe largely unscathed but causes havoc around the southern hemisphere. El Nino ca…

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Seasonal Variation in Immunity, Chemosynthesis, Role of the ISS, Storing Digital Data in DNA

Many diseases strike harder and more often in the winter, including major inflammatory conditions such as Type 1 diabetes, multiple sclerosis and rhe…

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Listeners' Science Questions

Adam Rutherford investigates the news in science and science in the news.

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Nepalese Earthquake, Monkey Hands, Maritime Light Pollution, Light in Bacteria

Nepalese Earthquake The earthquake that struck central Nepal last weekend measured 7.8 in magnitude and has affected up to 1.4 million people. Inside…

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Healthy Guts; Future High Speed Trading; Body Clocks and Colour; William Smith's Geology Map

The Yanomami people are Amerindians thought to have been completely isolated since their ancestors arrived in South America after the last ice-age. N…

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Hubble Space Telescope at 25

On 25th April 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) was released into space from the Discovery space shuttle. Though off to a famously bumpy start -…

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Legacy of Messenger, Computer Touch, AI and Traumatic Forgetting, Stained Glass Restoration

This month sees the end of NASA's MESSENGER mission to Mercury. It's been the first mission to the sun's closest planet since Mariner 10 flew by in t…

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Invasive Species, Coral Seaview Survey, Evolution of the Brain, A New Virtual Reality

Invasive alien species from the cursed Signal Crayfish to the scourge of gardeners, the Japanese Knotweed, are considered some of the biggest threats…

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