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Hello and welcome to New Scientist Weekly, home of the most fascinating science and technology news.
I'm Christy Taylor in New York.
And I'm Timothy Revell in London.
This week on the podcast we meet a transparent mouse, the rodent that is not the device.
We'll talk about why the US Military's latest high tech spy gear is a balloon and the seemingly inescapable relationship between human health and bats.
And how dark is space really?
You'll have to listen and find out.
But first, we often hear overhyped news stories promising new cancer treatments or even the C word cures.
But they also come with big caveats.
But this week our reporter in Australia, James Woodford, has been covering what really does seem to be a very significant breakthrough that may have major implications for the treatment of blood.