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Jawed vertebrates dominate modern vertebrate diversity, whereas most jawless vertebrate lineages disappeared during the Devonian.
As our most distant envoy into the cosmos reaches a light day from Earth, we look back at what Voyager 1 saw as it traversed our solar system -- and what it showed us about ourselves
Earlier this month, University of Toronto computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, 78, who won the Nobel Prize in 2024 for his work on developing the neural network concept, talked to Robert Booth, the The Guardian’s UK technology editor
Alchemy was not a barrier to modern chemistry but a necessary stage of its development, maintains a historian