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Chess: top-seeded world champion Gukesh Dommaraju struggles at Bucharest
Fantasy Premier League: a compelling refuge of fatalism and black humour | Paul MacInnes
‘We want to push for more’: a Chelsea treble would not be enough for Catarina Macario
‘If it had been a film, we’d have won’: former Palace finalists share Cup memories
Everton fans on the end of a Goodison era: ‘I’ll be thinking about my dad, my brothers, my son’
LignoSat, developed in Japan and launched from Florida, expected to reduce space junk as it burns up on re-entry
The world’s first wooden satellite has been launched into space as part of study on using timber to help reduce the creation of space junk.
Scientists at Kyoto University expect the wooden material to burn up when the device re-enters the atmosphere – potentially providing a way to avoid generating metal particles when a retired satellite returns to Earth.
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