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Inherently weird The bizarre rules of quantum theory explain reality

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Decoding reality

Our understanding of reality is

based on the observations we

make of the world around us.

In this lecture, quantum physicist

Vlatko Vedral explains why the

best description of all observed

phenomena is based on quantum

physics. Available to watch on

demand now.

Climate change in

the time of pandemic

Leading climatologist Mark Maslin

reveals how we can rebuild the

global economy after covid-

and save our planet from climate

change, while still improving

everyone’s lives. Available to

watch on demand now.

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The first woman on the moon;

the purpose of sleep and dreams;

a deep water mystery; China’s

climate pledge.

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Fix the Planet

Our free newsletter delivers a weekly

dose of climate optimism straight

to your inbox. This week: hydrogen-

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Science with Sam

In this week’s edition of our

explainer series, Sam Wong looks

at the immune system – and how

you can give yours a boost.

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The day’s coronavirus coverage

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