Space
Our world may be a giant hologram
Features
This week's magazine
Table of contents
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Health
Epidurals in labour safer than thought
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Iron-seeding ship sets sail
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60 Seconds
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Life
DIY stem cells could help us heal ourselves
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Earth
Climate change to stifle developing nations' growth
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Space
Did dark energy give us our cosmos?
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"We can't fire our bears or furlough our sea lions."
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Life
Model of surprise has 'wow' factor built in
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Artificial molecule evolves in the lab
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Life
How novels help drive social evolution
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Earth
Starving bacteria bumped up early Earth's oxygen
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Life
Doubts raised over brain scan findings
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Are good financial traders born, not made?
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Earth
Humans' prey species evolving dangerously fast
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Humans
Tetris to treat the terror of trauma
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Earth
Rainmaker ritual helps date ancient droughts
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Pop a pill before taking a drag?
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Earth
Car exhaust fumes cause lightning strikes
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Health
Boosted immune system could devour brain tumours
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How did early black holes get so big?
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Space
Were Mercury and Mars separated at birth?
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Earth
Balloon power isn't just a load of hot air
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Earth
Flying eye maps rain forest's health
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Technology
Soldiers' kids could get virtual mums and dads
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Technology
Transparent gadgets and the return of Palm
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Technology
Eyes reveal health secrets of the brain
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Technology
Virtual double flexes your muscles
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Technology
Grasping nanospirals promise new smart materials
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Technology
Mini boat travels by bending water
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