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The science behind a freediver’s 29-minute breath hold world record
How did freediver Vitomir Maričić recently hold his breath for a new world record of 29 minutes and three seconds?
Science in the City: meet the people behind the festival
From 3D printing your own Triton Fountain to diving virtually into ancient shipwrecks, the festival brings science and the arts of the past and future together
Premier League: how kit colours impact performance
From red success to grey failure, kit colours appear to impact performance. What is your team's kit going to mean for their results this season?
Science in the City ropes in the community
Science extravaganza to include a pre-festival programme between August 30 and September 25
‘Today, we live in the future’ as reality and fiction collide
As AI companions become the latest in friendship and therapy, what impact does this have on our human connections and falling in love?
Your dog can read your mind
Or "Sort of" says expert Laura Elin Pigott, and remarkably, they can even sniff out emotions
Why the hot weather can be tough on testicles
Suffering with 'summer long balls'? Balls like a 'bag of worms'? A health expert explains why
Hold up, humans! Ants figured out medicine, farming and engineering long before we did
Ants – creatures with tiny brains and no capacity for speech – routinely pull off feats that rival, and sometimes exceed, our own, says Tanya Latty
Into the deep: how Neil Agius pushes human limits to inspire change
Maltese ultra-swimmer Neil Agius is not just pushing the limits of human endurance – he is redefining them, says Christian Keszthelyi
MaltaHip Project: what’s next?
What is the MaltaHip Project and how will the team from the University of Malta be changing the lives of millions of people with joint-related issues?