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See a new colourful variation of the classic wagon wheel effect that illustrates some of the quirks of how we perceive motion

The SpaceX Dragon capsule has made quite a journey, becoming the first commercial spacecraft to visit the International Space Station

Adult gorillas modify their gestures when communicating with infants. It is being compared to "motherese" - the baby talk human parents use when talking to their children

Joggobot, a small quad-rotored robot, will fly in front of you as you run to set the pace and keep you motivated

Babies born before 37 weeks may be at greater risk of a broad range of psychiatric conditions such as bipolar disorder and depression

As developing countries become more affluent and adopt westernised lifestyles, cancers of the breast, colon and prostate are predicted to soar

Microglia destroy and eat under-used synapses in healthy brains – understanding how and why could help tackle neurodegenerative diseases

The skies might change colour if geoengineers inject light-scattering aerosols into the upper atmosphere to combat global warming

Plate-shaped fragments well known for helping clot blood might also play a key role in helping cancer spread and arthritis evolve (full text available to subscribers)

A new book claims that Obama's administration was behind the infamous virus which wrecked centrifuges at Iran's uranium enrichment plant

The Enlightenment Café's immersive performance takes you back to Victorian coffee houses where gin was the cure for most ills

Beware of lottery scams, breathing life into old cemeteries, online TV upgrade hell, and more (full text available to subscribers)

The Dragon space freighter is a slick piece of engineering, but still has a fair way to go

Quadrotor UAVs could be used as flying wireless batteries to charge sensors in difficult-to-reach places

The spatial recall of the songbirds that inhabit high regions of the western US is better the higher up they live, and their brains get bigger too

In the largest ever study of password security, password strength was found to vary across age groups and nationalities

As temperatures rise, herbivorous mammals will suffer greater effects from the toxins they eat, a compilation of studies suggests.

Could the destiny of social insects and human cells be controlled by the same mechanisms, ask Seirian Sumner and Solenn Patalano (full text available to subscribers)

Mice given low doses of arsenic in drinking water produce underdeveloped young, raising concerns over similar affects in humans

The founder of the company that created the first commercial spacecraft to dock with the international space station is now turning his energies to crewed flights