A New Age for Astronomy: Catch an exploding STAR - 51¶¯Âþs working at the bottom of a mine in Japan are hoping that neutrinos from supernovae and the Sun will turn up trumps writes Marcus Chown
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A New Age for Astronomy: Japan's place in the sun - Ambitious plans to launch a radio telescope into space could help Japan to fulfil its dream of becoming a major player in pure science
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A New Age for Astronomy: Strangest telescopes in the world - Why are astronomers tracking exotic objects in space by trailing strings under ships and digging holes in Antarctic ice?
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What triggers the violence within?
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Britain's other dam SCANDAL
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Table of contents
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Patents: Space waste
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Technology
Technology: Robot helper for disabled workers
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Technology
Technology: Green' computer standard needs monitoring
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Science: Blast from past hints Universe is young
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Technology: Superfast Fritz challenges the grandmasters
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Technology: Will Channel 5 wait for digital TV?
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Technology: LEDs with a bright blue future
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Science: Atomic telepathy is faster than light
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Science: Galaxy's dullest stars are full of surprises
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Science: Bees can see what we see, even if it isn't there
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Science: Atom physicists to name their baby
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Science: A fish called molly
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Science: Gamma sources take on faraway look
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Science: African rainforest may hold clue to human origins
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Free market ways elude Russia's bomb makers
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No 'quick fix' for climate
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Focus: A bomb waiting to explode - The world's stockpile of plutonium could reach 1700 tonnes by the end of the century. You need 5 kilograms to make a bomb
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US bans 'hormone free' milk label
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Savage' cuts down on the farm
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Minister backs unpopular degree
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Waves smash Antarctic airstrip
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Clinton's axe poised over Third World health
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Satellite tunes in to mystery radio bursts
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The fearful gene in our children's make-up
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Bacteria with a healthy appetite for mustard gas
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Education. . . the final frontier
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Program can tell when the face fits
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Exploring the riches of the 'coral rainforest'
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. . . as Britain moves into the fast lane
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Europe plans its information autobahn. . .
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Opinion
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Catch an exploding STAR - 51¶¯Âþs working at the bottom of a mine in Japan are hoping that neutrinos from supernovae and the Sun will turn up trumps writes Marcus Chown
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Japan's place in the sun - Ambitious plans to launch a radio telescope into space could help Japan to fulfil its dream of becoming a major player in pure science
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Strangest telescopes in the world - Why are astronomers tracking exotic objects in space by trailing strings under ships and digging holes in Antarctic ice?
Features
What triggers the violence within?
Features
Britain's other dam SCANDAL
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