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Andrea T from C5 the band, mentioned in passing that she’d had a dream where she wrote a song, but she could only remember the following line – “She said, it’s not my time for the sea”. Well, having worked with co-founder and erstwhile member of our Arts Night collective Simon Oliver on a song … Continue reading "It’s not our time for the sea – a song"

A widely used form of encryption called RSA is thought to be unbreakable, but an analysis of more than 5 billion server records has found that in some cases, hardware errors can lead to secret keys being exposed

In the two-part season finale of Dead Planets Society, our hosts are turning Earth into a cube with fascinating results – walking to space, enormous sea monsters and more

Dodecahedral structure offers new insight into metal bonding

Researchers seek dialogue with new leader who plans to eliminate the nation’s science ministry and possibly its research council

To tackle global warming, we must properly grasp what is happening in the oceans. That is why, at COP28, we will be calling on world leaders to urgently ramp up marine observations, says oceanographer Margaret Leinen

Deadly, mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis, which haunts the tropics, had never been seen in the country’s temperate southeast

A mysterious, star-like object seems to be making its nebula change colour and brightness in a rhythmic way every four years

A decade-long conservation effort spanning 14 countries has halted the decline of a key population of Egyptian vultures by preventing poisoning and insulating electrical infrastructure

Engage your mind with cryptic chemistry crossword #019!

Generative AI tools such as chatbots may be able to help chip designers generate code and find software bugs

Discover the ‘reserve antibiotic’ hidden in this sudoku-style puzzle

Challenge your chemistry IQ with quick chemistry crossword #019

Cool microplasma jets create a stream of radicals that induce mutations

Four eyes (or 10 eyes) are better than two

Cannabis interferes with the working memory we use to keep track of what we are doing, but whether the drug causes long-lasting memory impairments is less clear

New tools show promise, but technical and legal barriers may hinder widespread use

Further light has been shed on the mechanism of weight-loss injections like Wegovy and Ozempic, as the brain cells that they suppress have been found to keep track of previous eating patterns

After past crises, survivors switched to day shifts, study of fish finds