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Seaweeds grow quickly, absorbing large quantities of CO2 in order to do so (Credit: Alamy)

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The venom from a saw-scaled viper is highly toxic, but the toxins it contains can vary depending on where the animal is found (Credit: Sushil Chikane/Alamy)
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The neglected disease killing thousands
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Eggs for IVF being stored in liquid nitrogen (Credit: Getty Images)
Medicine
The mistakes that could shape humanity
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Gagarin's iconic presence did not die with the fall of the Soviet Union (Credit: Yuri Kadobnov/AFP/Getty Images)
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The soft power of Yuri Gagarin
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A sustainable alternative to jet fuel

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Covid-19
The knowns and unknowns of Covid-19
By BBC Future team
Studying people who show unusual levels of resistance or susceptiblity to Covid-19 may lead to new treatments (Credit: Ernesto Benavides/Getty Images)
Covid-19
The people with high Covid resistance
By David Cox
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