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Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

Physics

Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

Music was key to Western teaching from Plato up to the 18th century. In Music and the Making of Modern Science, Peter Pesic claims it shaped today's science

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Small, sticky asteroids could be extra dangerous

Space

Small, sticky asteroids could be extra dangerous

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Saturn moon may host its own Dead Sea

Space

Saturn moon may host its own Dead Sea

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Comet-mapping Rosetta spacecraft prepares for duty

Space

Comet-mapping Rosetta spacecraft prepares for duty

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Leaving Earth made the moon lemon-shaped

Space

Leaving Earth made the moon lemon-shaped

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Space

Ancient Earth fossils could be found on the moon

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Strange dark stuff is making the universe too bright

Space

Strange dark stuff is making the universe too bright

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Epic map reveals Mars's geography in unrivalled detail

Space

Epic map reveals Mars's geography in unrivalled detail

Regulars

Disco-era spacecraft not dead, just out of gas

Space

Disco-era spacecraft not dead, just out of gas

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Exoplanet names will be put to public vote

Space

Exoplanet names will be put to public vote

The international group that names cosmic bodies is crowd-sourcing names for exoplanets – but will you be able to name a planet Alderaan or Westeros?

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Life

Frozen Icelandic cave illuminated by Northern Lights

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Space

Mystery galactic glow may be echo of sterile neutrinos

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Space

Celeb rover marks one Martian year on Mars with selfie

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Space

Black hole made peek-a-boo galaxy go mysteriously dark

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