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Discover t= he hidden history of science
= Join Professo= r Brian Cox and Robin Ince as they explore the archives of the Royal Societ= y to uncover surprising and unconventional scientific endeavors. With guest= s Rufus Hound, Tori Herridge,=C2=A0Matthew Cobb and our Head of Library Kei= th Moore,=C2=A0they explore everything from early experiments with unicorn = horn to how Newton=E2=80=99s Principia Mathematica was nearly over= shadowed by a book on fish, revealing a fascinating and unexpected past. = > =C2=A0 Stay tuned fo= r more Infinite Monkey Cage episodes featuring the Royal Society c= oming soon. [Listen to the episode= span>](3D".=) = =C2=A0 =20 Explore h= umanity's future in space with The Sky at Night Watch BBC's The Sky at Night as they examine t= he Royal Society=E2=80=99s upcoming [Space: 2075 report](3D"ht=), = revealing how the technological revolution in space will transform life on = Earth. Dame Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock speaks with Professor Suzie Imber, co-c= hair of the report, about ensuring space activities benefit all of humanity= . =20 =20 =20 =20 =C2=A0 =20
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Light poll= ution is shrinking the brains of city-dwelling spiders
= New research = published in [Biology Letters](3D"=) suggests the b= rains of city-dwelling spiders may be shrinking because of exposure to ligh= t pollution. Micro-CT scans of Australian garden orb-weaving spiders (H= ortophora biapicata), found artificial light at night was associated w= ith shrinkage in brain areas involved in vision and hormonal regulation. = >
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