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All the world's a time machine - Imagine that there are loops in space-time, and that the future can influence the past. Marcus Chown meets a physicist who is convinced that this is exactly how the Universe works
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The intraterrestrials - Deep in the Earth's crust, undreamt-of life forms are scratching a living from little more than barren rock, discovers Stephanie Pain. And if life can survive there, why not inside another planet?
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Making waves - Could this be the big idea that will break through computing's speed barrier? Paul Marks meets a man who is trying out a radical new way of working with semiconductors
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Trials and tribulations of a drug tester
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Table of contents
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In brief : Heady vitamin
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Just add chillies - That hot and spicy curry could be a life-saver
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The eagles have landed - Satellite tracking is helping to save one of Spain's rarest birds
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Memory man fails in libel suit
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51¶¯Âþwire : Up in smoke
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51¶¯Âþwire : Orbital smash
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51¶¯Âþwire : Exported radiation
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Walk this way
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Nature's bounty - A controversial definition of organic food is under attack
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Know your enemy
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Netropolitan : How to save the world
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Survival strategy - Can the dinosaurs' demise show us how to save the Earth?
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Ripe for the picking - Save money, just shake the oranges from the trees
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Suicide mission - Understanding how sperm kill themselves could lead to a male pill
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Why dogs can turn up their noses at their masters
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Focus : Name games - A shortage of addresses is crippling the Internet. If a solution is not found soon, there could be chaos
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Technofile : Full circle
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Bringing up boozers - Does the mere smell of alcohol turn children into drinkers?
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Children come first in CJD safety drive
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Salmon war looms - Fisheries biologists, loggers and farmers prepare for battle
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Trading names - A poor former Soviet republic has struck gold
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Launching the age of cheap video conferencing
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Patents : Polished writing
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Patents : The dating game
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Womb for improvement - Einstein wannabes should choose their mothers with care
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Designer enzymes enjoy life in the hot seat
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The force of darkness - Unexpected results pop out when you relax relativity theory
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Technofile : Spawning genes
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Technofile : Look no driver
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Technofile : Wafer thin
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Health
MMR/autism: Have we fully investigated the risks?
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Bird on the wire - Rare grouse meet a grisly end in Scottish forests
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Galileo gets slushy with Europa
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51¶¯Âþwire : History lesson
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51¶¯Âþwire : Toads' legs
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51¶¯Âþwire : Student takeoff
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In a flash - How to go digital without buying a new camera
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Getting under the skins of junkies
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Foaming cleaner - Spray-on treatment clears asbestos
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Patents : Sound guidance
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Opinion
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It all adds up
Features
All the world's a time machine - Imagine that there are loops in space-time, and that the future can influence the past. Marcus Chown meets a physicist who is convinced that this is exactly how the Universe works
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The intraterrestrials - Deep in the Earth's crust, undreamt-of life forms are scratching a living from little more than barren rock, discovers Stephanie Pain. And if life can survive there, why not inside another planet?
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Making waves - Could this be the big idea that will break through computing's speed barrier? Paul Marks meets a man who is trying out a radical new way of working with semiconductors
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Trials and tribulations of a drug tester
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Review : Second that emotion
Books & Arts
Forum : In deep water . . . - Brent Spar may have found a home, but the dumping debate continues, says Mark Huxham
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Thistle diary : - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Antipodes : Alas, poor university - Ian Lowe finds election talk in Canberra
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Forum : How to bring the house down - Explosive lectures are the best way to bring science to the people, says Martyn Poliakoff
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Review : Work it out
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Bestsellers : from Washington
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Review : Collected works - Nicholas Saunders considers the forgotten archaeology of the Caribbean
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Review : Sea of gravity
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Review : Works of art
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Review : Century of science
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Review : Big eyes
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Review : Tell me more, tell me more
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Review : Mind games
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Review : Blast off
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Review : Eat your greens
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Review : Spice of Life
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Review : Take your pick
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