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Pi Day: Why some mathematicians refuse to celebrate 14 March and won’t observe it

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America’s national day of celebration is great for desserts, but doesn’t really make any sense to people outside of the United States
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Pig noises reveal their emotions as scientists study 7,000 sounds across life span of 411 swine

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The researchers say the algorithm could be used to better understand other animals
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Octopuses are increasingly using garbage in the ocean floor for shelter, study finds

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Glass objects were present in over 40 per cent of interactions and plastic in about 25 per cent
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Strange marks in Japanese monkey teeth prompt rethink of human evolution, scientists say

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Interpretation of strange grooves in fossil human teeth ‘may need reconsidering,’ say scientists
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‘The real thing’: Delta-Omicron hybrid identified for first time

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Scientists say variant which combines mutations of two variants is ‘one to keep an eye on’
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Can microalgae hasten the end to our reliance on oil?

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There are approximately 100,000 species of microalgae, and over the last few decades research has shown the potential biofuel uses, explains Callum Russell
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Does your life really flash before your eyes when you die?

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A new study has revealed that our brains may continue to function for a short while after blood has stopped pumping, but what could that really mean? Guillaume Thierry explains
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Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance found 107 years after it sank in Antarctic

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Expedition director hails find of largely intact vessel as ‘milestone in polar history’
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Ukraine: ‘Several areas of concern’ after Chernobyl power plant knocked off grid, experts say

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Without power, the ‘parameters of nuclear and radiation safety’ cannot be controlled, authorities warn
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Saffron was first domesticated in Bronze Age Greece, ancient art and genetics suggest

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Artworks from Minoan civilisation of ancient Greece likely oldest to depict domesticated saffron, say scientists
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