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BBC Future 10h
Engineers will sit and communicate with the robot vehicle via a satellite.
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BBC Future 14h
Replying to @BrandonAmbro
This is the second part of a two-part series on the evolution of religion. You can read part one here:
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BBC Future 15h
Are spiritual beliefs an inevitable consequence of evolution? investigates
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BBC Future 18h
Many of us could be carrying around memories from early on in our lives which actually never happened, explains
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BBC Future May 29
It was a British astronomer, Arthur Stanley Eddington, who helped to catapult Einstein’s ideas into the stratosphere.
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BBC Future May 29
‘Tamara’’s job was to churn out semi-plagiarised copies of articles originally published on US extreme right-wing publications, which were served back to unsuspecting Americans. met her.
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BBC Future May 28
Are we all just Pavlov’s dogs when it comes to cravings?
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BBC Future May 28
The story of our lives lend meaning to our existence and provide the foundation for our sense of identity, explains
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BBC Future May 27
Orkney's unique geography makes it an ideal place to test new energy solutions.
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BBC Future May 26
Should you really get rid of all your stuff? 🏸💿👕👞📚
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BBC Future May 26
We really enjoyed hosting at . Thanks to our chair , and our panelists , and Martin Rees. Read more about long-term thinking on our website.
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BBC Future May 26
Replying to @BBC_Future
And read about the power of art and culture on our ability to look into the long-term.
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BBC Future May 26
Replying to @rifish
Read on why our inability to look beyond the latest news cycle could be one of the most dangerous traits of our generation.
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BBC Future May 26
In this article, asks is there an antidote to this political presentism that pushes the interests of future generations permanently beyond the horizon?
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BBC Future May 26
Read more about on our website:
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BBC Future May 26
That's everything from us here - thanks to and Martin Rees.
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BBC Future May 26
Are you optimistic about our future? asks the audience
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BBC Future May 26
Replying to @romankrznaric
"There's one word that makes me optimistic: death. Human beings die, and leave a legacy. We have a choice of what legacy we leave to the future," says
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BBC Future May 26
Replying to @futuregencymru
"Spending time with the future generations, I feel optimistic about the future," says
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BBC Future May 26
"I'm a technical optimist, but a political pessimist," says Martin Rees. "We've got to try and hope we'll avoid the downsides of technology."
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