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Scientific American talked with Gabbott and Zalasiewicz, authors of the book Discarded: How Technofossils Will Be Our ...

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Either Charlie Brooker has run out of ideas, or pop culture has finally eclipsed "Black Mirror," his ...

"We can chart a course for Mars in line with the president's vision to return to the moon before the Chinese can get there ...