Cosmos - 2017-10-05

• THE BAD SCIENCE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS
• EXPLORING SPACE: WHERE TO NEXT
• PLATE TECTONICS AND EARLY LIFE
• UNDERSTAND­ING AUTISM
• TELESCOPES TO SEE EXOPLANETS
• Finding common ground on conservati­on
• Looking after we leap
• Killer robots spark global warning
• Textiles with a twist
• Tar very much
• A diamond rain is gonna fall
• Little big wheels
• Two new supersized dinos come to light
• Ancient teeth rewrite Asian human history
• Solar panels grown in cyborg bacteria
• Gravitatio­nal waves hint at black hole secrets
• Rome cashed in Spanish silver
• Hope in small doses for children suffering from peanut allergy
• New adventures for New Horizons
• THE CLINICAL EVIDENCE
• STAYING THE ANTIBIOTIC COURSE
• FEAR OF A BUGINFECTE­D PLANET
• DO GO HEALTHY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT
• TRANSFORME­RS: THE SEQUEL
• EXTREMELY LARGE TELESCOPES
• CELEBRATIN­G THE QUEEN OF SCIENCE
• CLOSING IN ON DARK MATTER
• SPRING’S EARLIER ARRIVAL IS NOTHING TO CELEBRATE
• The woman who dates Hobbits and giant apes
• The geometry vanishes
• The 64 question that’s central to life
• The machines may not win, after all
• THERE IS VIRTUE,
• I IMAGINE THAT PHYSICISTS
• IN PURSUIT OF MEMORY
• Bradley Moggridge, Kamilaroi hydrogeolo­gist
• HOW NEON LIGHTS WORK
• Cosmologis­ts and ET
• Proving the Earth is a sphere
• Four tools for the future of energy
• BETTER BATTERIES
• SUPER SOLAR CELLS
• STABLE STORAGE
• THE THEORY OF ALMOST EVERYTHING
• The science behind the perfect cup of coffee
• The man that gave us the ‘Eureka moment’

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