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    Historic dive aims to map Earth’s deepest point like never before

    Ocean-mapping specialist Dawn Wright is the first Black person to visit Challenger Deep.

    news q&a | 13 Jul 2022
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    Ancient mud reveals the longest record of climate from the tropics

    A sediment core from Peru unlocks thousands of years of climate data, and the first glimpses from the James Webb Space Telescope.

    nature podcast | 13 Jul 2022
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    Watch starfish embryos become living crystals

    The raft of regularly spaced starfish may be the first crystal made from multicellular organisms.

    nature video | 13 Jul 2022
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    Stunning new Webb images: baby stars, colliding galaxies and hot exoplanets

    Anticipation of future science grows as NASA releases unprecedented glimpses of the night sky.

    news | 12 Jul 2022

• • How researchers have pinpointed the origin of ‘warm-blooded’ mammals

    NATURE PODCAST | 20 JUL 2022

  • AI baby, post-quantum algorithms and food transport emissions

    NEWS ROUND-UP | 20 JUL 2022

  • Seven ways the war in Ukraine is changing global science

    NEWS FEATURE | 20 JUL 2022

  • Ear fossils hint at origin of warm-blooded mammals

    NEWS | 20 JUL 2022