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 | Millions of hairy tarantula skins could be used to mop up oil spills | 0:14 | 1 152 | |
 | Watch this fish hop across the surface of water and climb on land | 0:22 | 3 992 | |
 | Fast swimming fish robot could perform underwater surveillance | 0:80 | 2 586 | |
 | The best picture ever taken of the sun reveals its bizarre surface | 0:15 | 7 320 | |
 | Soft finger-like robots sweating | 0:26 | 2 572 | |
 | Cyborg jellyfish that swim at triple speed could help protect oceans. | 0:35 | 2 109 | |
 | Watch wolf pups play fetch just like dogs for the first time | 0:22 | 1 797 | |
 | A robot equipped with real pigeon feathers flies like a living bird | 1:37 | 5 183 | |
 | Watch the first ever video of a chemical bond breaking and forming | 0:29 | 23 404 | |
 | Mercury’s outer layers may have been stripped off by a young Venus | 1:26 | 6 618 | |
 | Cuttlefish wearing 3D glasses prove they sense depth just like us | 1:10 | 1 883 | |
 | African grey parrots are smart enough to help a bird in need | 0:57 | 2 886 | |
 | A trippy maths program shows possible shapes of the universe. | 0:17 | 3 410 | |
 | Katherine Joy: Uncovering the secrets of the moon | 11:42 | 796 | |
 | The scientific shortcuts to cooking delicious caramelised onions | 1:45 | 8 123 | |
 | Magnetic levitation device could help police identify illegal drugs | 0:24 | 1 977 | |
 | A loudspeaker made from liquid heavy metal works even when bent | 0:47 | 2 870 | |
 | AI is digitally pasting products into your favourite films and TV | 0:55 | 1 658 | |
 | AI is digitally pasting products into your favourite films and TV | 0:40 | 1 305 | |
 | Fabiola Gianotti on why science at CERN has no borders | 17:41 | 2 525 | |
 | We can now make animated 'sound holograms' that you can touch | 1:20 | 2 252 | |
 | Scientists have trained rats to drive tiny cars to collect food 2 | 0:12 | 36 453 | |
 | Moving To Mars: the reality of living on Mars | 2:32 | 1 370 | |
 | The Amazon's white bellbirds are the world's loudest birds | 0:60 | 5 845 | |
 | Creepy human-like skin makes ticklish and pinchable phones | 0:21 | 3 095 | |
 | Scientists have trained rats to drive tiny cars to collect food 1 | 0:59 | 83 417 | |
 | Plans for UK's first moon rover announced at New Scientist Live | 27:51 | 677 | |
 | Lee Berger: Rewriting human history | 23:41 | 3 151 | |
 | New Scientist Live - See you in 2020! | 1:00 | 921 | |
 | New Scientist Live 2019 Day 1 | 0:56 | 579 | |
 | Bill Bryson on the miraculous human body | 10:21 | 8 593 | |
 | Margaret Atwood on her career as a writer | 56:57 | 1 248 | |
 | Don’t miss this extraordinary festival of ideas and discoveries! | 0:21 | 17 058 | |
 | Richard Dawkins: outgrowing God | 14:11 | 91 463 | |
 | Ghost Crab | 0:16 | 1 496 | |
 | The Gut Health Doctor | 15:15 | 2 629 | |
 | These sharks use unique molecules to glow green | 0:14 | 998 | |
 | Cockroach robot won't break after being repeatedly stamped on | 0:15 | 1 490 | |
 | Women in space: an interview with Varsha Jain and Libby Jackson | 10:29 | 601 | |
 | Rhino drone3 | 0:23 | 832 | |
 | Metro Exodus Ray Trace | 0:37 | 2 893 | |
 | Observational appearance of an accretion disk | 0:16 | 892 | |
 | Liquid Magnet | 0:31 | 1 320 | |
 | Hannah Joshua explains how to build BiscuitBot, an autonomous, biscuit-ferrying robot. | 6:24 | 841 | |
 | James Lovelock says artificial intelligence is the start of new life | 14:46 | 3 393 | |
 | AI beats professionals at six-player Texas Hold ‘Em poker | 4:37 | 1 894 | |
 | Squishy Marbles can take on many shapes | 0:42 | 1 069 | |
 | What is consciousness? Philosopher, Dan Dennett explains. | 41:16 | 8 097 | |
 | True AI creativity is coming: an interview with Marcus Du Sautoy | 13:30 | 964 | |
 | Want to build robots and invent stuff? Here's where to start | 0:29 | 939 | |
 | Beluga whale with harness was trained by Russia, claim scientists | 0:18 | 1 056 | |
 | The return of race science: an interview with Science Journalist Angela Saini | 13:40 | 1 563 | |
 | Metamorphic Spotted Salamanders trapped inside Northern Pitcher Plant | 0:37 | 1 430 | |
 | War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience | 2:10 | 14 458 | |
 | Want to stop climate change? Jared Diamond says nations need therapy | 24:46 | 1 440 | |
 | Smart glove can feel the shape and weight of an object you’re holding | 1:30 | 1 010 | |
 | Humanity currently faces its most difficult challenges | 1:10 | 85 807 | |
 | Matchbox illusion | 0:38 | 3 710 | |
 | Make a shape-shifting tablet with touchscreens that click together_2 | 0:10 | 1 074 | |
 | Make a shape-shifting tablet with touchscreens that click together | 0:10 | 1 611 | |
 | Stanley Kubrick: The exhibition at Design Museum, London. | 2:50 | 2 013 | |
 | Jamie Lacelle functional neurological disorder. | 3:14 | 1 320 | |
 | Gun that launches cord to wrap around assailant used for first time | 0:26 | 7 056 | |
 | Hot rubble from volcanoes races over land on a carpet of air bubbles | 0:14 | 3 552 | |
 | Why Ian McEwan doesn’t see his latest novel as being science fiction | 16:25 | 3 666 | |
 | By trusting science, we will solve the world’s toughest problems. | 2:37 | 3 710 | |
 | What is New Scientist Live? | 2:42 | 3 260 | |
 | By trusting science, we will solve the world’s toughest problems. | 2:39 | 421 | |
 | The truth about male and female brains | 9:30 | 3 676 | |
 | Turtles work out as they slumber | 0:17 | 848 | |
 | Why everyone loves New Scientist Live | 1:46 | 3 104 | |
 | Why New Scientist Live is great for your business | 1:90 | 741 | |
 | Meet the low carbon pioneers -- Rachel Fort, sponsored by BP | 3:13 | 1 366 | |
 | Podcast: Meet Tom Schuler (sponsored by BP) | 17:53 | 293 | |
 | Video: Meet the low carbon pioneers (sponsored by BP) | 3:45 | 2 286 | |
 | New Scientist Live: The World's Greatest Science Festival | 2:37 | 765 | |
 | Podcast: Meet Tom Parsons | 19:23 | 386 | |
 | Video: Meet the low carbon pioneers--Tom Parsons (Sponsored by BP) | 2:38 | 1 362 | |
 | Give your phone the finger | 0:59 | 8 995 | |
 | Skinbot | 0:39 | 1 256 | |
 | Cats are useless at catching rats | 1:20 | 14 445 | |
 | New Scientist Live 2018 - Day 1 Highlights | 1:20 | 1 311 | |
 | Manta rays filter tiny bits of food | 0:40 | 1 133 | |
 | The First Animals | 1:00 | 1 138 | |
 | Robotic fruit fly swoops, dives and flips | 0:37 | 950 | |
 | Podcast: Meet Rachel Fort, sponsored by BP | 13:28 | 368 | |
 | Podcast: Meet Kathrina Mannion, sponsored by BP | 15:50 | 426 | |
 | Gene drives could wipe out mosquitoes | 0:54 | 1 032 | |
 | Paralysis beaten with spinal implant | 0:41 | 1 836 | |
 | Reaction Engines at New Scientist Live 2018 | 6:38 | 2 257 | |
 | Maddie Moate - New Scientist Live 2018 | 0:37 | 665 | |
 | New Scientist Live 2018 | 1:80 | 1 754 | |
 | Binary Bots at New Scientist Live 2018 | 4:16 | 410 | |
 | Electric Reefs | 1:00 | 837 | |
 | Honeybees stick together to stay safe in high winds | 0:44 | 869 | |
 | Meet the low carbon pioneers -- Kathrina Mannion, sponsored by BP | 1:57 | 1 222 | |
 | A blast of sound turns floating drops into bubbles | 0:36 | 1 042 | |
 | How shrikes kill their prey | 0:37 | 2 148 | |
 | Brazil museum gutted by fire | 0:42 | 1 813 | |
 | Air pollution may affect your brain power | 0:39 | 653 | |
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