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Gene therapy: The breakthrough that inspired Spider-Man | Podcast (opens the original)
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If you are a science nerd and a Marvel fan, you might have noticed that gene therapy, a promising medical approach to treat diseases by targeting their genetic causes, made an appearance in the latest iteration of the arachnid superhero franchise, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. In this film, Peter Parker or Spider-Man feels weird. His DNA mutates, and his spider side starts taking over, providing him with new and sometimes difficult-to-control powers. To manage them, Parker resorts to RNA interferen
Denmark tightens rules to curb AI cheating in secondary schools (opens the original)
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In Denmark, secondary school students are going back to school next week under stricter rules on their use of artificial intelligence (AI). On Thursday, Danish Education Minister Magnus Heunicke announced a set of immediate measures to tackle cheating with AI, including measures such as oral defences of written exam assignments and tools to monitor pupils’ screens during school tests. In a press release, Heunicke said that Danish upper secondary schools are facing increased problems with AI-assi
Younger children who use social media get worse grades, study finds (opens the original)
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Children who start using social media at a young age appear to struggle more at school than those who open social media accounts only once they are older, a new study has found. The study was published in Nature Human Behaviour and analysed more than 5,000 pupils from northern Italy aged 7 to 16. The paper was built on a combination of data from a questionnaire on digital media habits with longitudinal standardised exam scores collected in grades 2, 5, 8 and 10 in Italian, mathematics and Englis
Huge SpaceX rocket stage believed to have slammed into Moon (opens the original)
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A drifting part of a SpaceX rocket is believed to have unintentionally crashed into the Moon on Wednesday morning in a collision that, according to experts, poses no risks to Earth. This stray piece was part of a SpaceX Falcon 9 reusable rocket, which hoisted two lunar landers and lifted off on January 15, 2025. It is approximately the length of a London bus, weighs around 4 tonnes, and is the second dead rocket known to have accidentally crashed into the Moon after a similar incident occurred i
How astronaut Luca Parmitano prepares for humanity’s return to the Moon (opens the original)
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April 2026 marked the completion of Artemis II, the second mission in NASA’s programme to return humans to the Moon. The endeavour was complex: it required a successful lift-off with the Space Launch System (SLS), one of the most powerful rockets ever built, and it took four astronauts farther away from Earth than any humans had ever been before. But NASA's next step in its Moon programme, Artemis III, is no less critical. According to Jeremy Parsons, the Artemis programme manager, it can easily
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