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Science Editor for The Times. Tweets in a personal capacity. DMs open. Tips always welcome. rhys.blakely@thetimes.co.uk
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Sourdough made from yeast inside tummy of Europe’s oldest mummy

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By Tom Kington , Rhys Blakely 
| The Post (Wellington)
A replica of the Stone Age man Otzi who was discovered in the Alps in 1991 is on display in a museum in Magdeburg. Scientists have made bread using yeast found in his stomach.Klaus-Dietmar Gabbert Italy Proving that scientists have a quirky sense of humour, a team of experts has extracted living yeast from the stomach of a 5300-year-old mummy and made sourdough bread from it.
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Σουηδική έρευνα για τα αγόρια και τα παιχνίδια τους: Οι άνδρες έχουν εμμονή με το πώς λειτουργούν τα πράγματα

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By Rhys Blakely 
| Parapolitika
Εκείνος είναι πιο ευτυχισμένος κάτω από το καπό, θαυμάζοντας την κομψότητα ενός καρμπυρατέρ. Εκείνη είναι πιο πιθανό να θέλει να μάθει πώς τα πάνε οι γείτονες. Είναι ένα από τα παλαιότερα κλισέ για τα δύο φύλα: οι άνδρες ενδιαφέρονται περισσότερο για τα πράγματα, οι γυναίκες για τους ανθρώπους. Τώρα μια μελέτη υποδηλώνει ότι, αν και η καρικατούρα μπορεί να είναι χονδροειδής, απέχει πολύ από το να είναι άδικη.
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Dim the sun to tackle climate change? Fine by us, public suggests, according to UK government report examining public attitudes about ‘solar radiation modification’

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By Rhys Blakely 
| Climate Depot
A government-backed report says Britons would want strategies to be tested on a small scale that could be used as a last resort if emissions are not cut By Rhys Blakely, Science Editor The public is likely to support research into the feasibility of dimming the sun to help cool the planet if it grasps the scale of the threat posed by climate change, a government-backed report has concluded.
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