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Weirdest Science of 2018

Posted on: Thu 13 Dec 2018

Ben Lewis from Australia’s Science Channel has chosen his favourite stories from 2018 which showcase the wonderfully weird world of science – explosive sneezes and octopuses on ecstasy!

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