Safety in Diversity
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Snap-together Satellites - Remember those model kits from your childhood, with sheets of push-out parts? Substitute carbon composite for balsawood and you have a revolution in satellite manufacture. Leonard David reports
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Space
Planes, trains and wormholes
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A sporting chance - What's visible only through a microscope, makes testosterone and can keep a runner out of international athletics? Jeremy Webb reports on a case that claims to challenge the textbooks
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Technology
Technology : Bit tax threatens European net users
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Science : Red cells reduce blood pressure
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Science : It's the healthy bird that fathers more sons
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Science : Viral genes made variety the spice of immunity
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Technology
Technology : Strong-yarn tactics make tissues come clean
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Science : Dyslexia's broken bridge
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Science : By Jupiter, it's a ball of metal
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Science : Bats and bees love the sweet smell of decay
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Science : Stardust brought down to Earth
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Science : Pebbles that did for the dinosaurs
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Fishy business
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Helium myth
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Controls evaporate
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War on starvation
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Orange alert
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Bending the rules on toxic fuels - Campaigners say Britain's air pollution watchdog relaxed safety limits to allow chemical wastes to be burnt in cement kilns
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Clouds gather over weather services
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Clean, green and not so smelly
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Rubber gloves no barrier to HIV
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Misplaced fears put patients off their pills
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Top-level protest over French budget cuts
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France takes steps to turn down the volume
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Earth
Lead blights the future of Africa's children
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Back to basics for AIDS research
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Return of the lost cranes
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Pentagon hot shots take aim at asteroids
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Fear of foreigners holds back biotechnology
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Humid homes are fit for fleas
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Tiny robots could take space by storm
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Chernobyl floods put millions at risk
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Opinion
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Safety in Diversity
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Snap-together Satellites - Remember those model kits from your childhood, with sheets of push-out parts? Substitute carbon composite for balsawood and you have a revolution in satellite manufacture. Leonard David reports
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Space
Planes, trains and wormholes
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A sporting chance - What's visible only through a microscope, makes testosterone and can keep a runner out of international athletics? Jeremy Webb reports on a case that claims to challenge the textbooks
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Student Books : Radio days
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Student Books : They made it
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Student Books : Take a left
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Student Books : Collected works
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Student Books : BESTSELLERS from Paris
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Forum : We are only human - Ian Hughes ponders the limit of what we can know
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Student Books : Who are you calling Neanderthal?
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Forum : Hearing their voices
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Student Books : Rubble rousers
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Student Books : Logically speaking
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Student Books : Mind builders
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Student Books : Ancient killers
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Student Books : A shoat? No, a geep
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Student Books : Genetics makes the big time
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Student Books : Crown jewels of physics
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Student Books : Unreliable witness
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Student Books : Slippery words
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Student Books : It's your life, Galileo
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Student Books : The legacy of Noah
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Student Books : Sweet reason
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Student Books : What is written in the stars
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