New ScientistWe must start publishing ethnicity data for covid-19 vaccinationsThe race to vaccinate as many people as possible against covid-19 is under way, but unless countries track who receives the vaccine we won’t be able to ensure the benefits are spread equitably, says Layal Liverpool
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Covid-19 news: UK bans travel from South America over new variantThe latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic
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Dinosaur found in Argentina may be largest land animal everFossils of a gigantic dinosaur are emerging from the ground in Argentina after 98 million years – and the creature may be the largest land animal that scientists have ever found
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Quantum internet signals beamed between drones a kilometre apartEntangled photons have been beamed between drones and to a ground station, creating technology that could form part of an unhackable quantum internet
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NASA gives up trying to burrow under Mars surface with 'mole' probeFor nearly two years, a heat probe attached to NASA’s InSight lander, nicknamed the mole, has been trying to burrow into the Martian surface – but now researchers have thrown in the towel
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Covid-19 news: Pandemic has 'calamitous impact' on England's hospitalsThe latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic
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Embryos set to be implanted in the last two northern white rhinosFertilised eggs are set to be implanted in the two remaining northern white rhinos this year, with the hope of producing offspring
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A Perfect Planet review: Attenborough's new show is one of his bestDavid Attenborough documentary A Perfect Planet blends earth science with dazzling images of flamingos, finches and frogs to reveal how natural forces have nurtured life
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Lush meadows of underwater seagrass are removing plastic from the seaA seagrass that forms lush underwater meadows can naturally trap plastic items in ball-shaped tangles and remove them from the seawater
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Seabirds raise fewer chicks as the pandemic keeps tourists awayWith fewer tourists flocking to see guillemot breeding sites in Sweden, white-tailed eagles have taken up residence nearby – spooking the seabirds so they raise fewer chicks
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Wind farm construction creates noise that may harm squid fisheriesThe noisy construction of offshore wind turbines can discourage squid from hunting, which could lead to decreased squid populations and potentially decrease profits at fisheries
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An Earth-like planet might orbit our closest single sun-like starTau Ceti is a star just 12 light years away – and it could host a planet called PXP-4 that sits as close to the star as Earth does to our sun with its year about as long as ours
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World’s oldest painting of animals discovered in an Indonesian caveA painting showing three pigs has been discovered in an Indonesian cave. At more than 45,000 years old, it is the oldest known painting of animals anywhere in the world
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Tropical rainforests may begin pumping out carbon dioxide by 2050Rising temperatures over the next 30 years could cause Earth’s tropical and temperate forests to switch from being carbon sinks to carbon sources that release greenhouse gases
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To improve our response to crises like covid-19 we must think smarterOur narrow definition of intelligence has worsened social, economic and racial inequalities, and left us ill-equipped to come together to solve global problems
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla review: Vikings marauders become niceVikings are rarely portrayed as a civilized people, but new game Assassin's Creed Valhalla has it both ways with people playing nice while still overrunning everything in sight, says Jacob Aron
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The superconductor breakthrough that could mean an energy revolutionWe’ve finally made a room-temperature superconductor, so materials that transport electricity without wasting any of it are within our grasp
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Don’t Miss: CERN’s ALICE detector online ahead of V&A Alice showNew Scientist's weekly round-up of the best books, films, TV series, games and more that you shouldn’t miss
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Stunning photo shows Virgo upgrade ready to hunt gravitational wavesThis dazzling image shows the upgraded and more sensitive Advanced Virgo+ detector, which hunts for clues about the universe that are contained in gravitational waves
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Podcast goes behind the scenes in the battle to mitigate wildfiresThe podcast Life with Fire explores the wildfires a warming world will create – and why we need to involve everyone if we are going to learn how best to live with them
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