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Why we still love <i>Star Trek</i>

Space

Why we still love Star Trek

The enduring popularity of the TV and film phenomenon has much to do with our yearning to live long and prosper, says Lawrence Krauss

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Grey-sky thinking: Extraordinary clouds

Earth

Grey-sky thinking: Extraordinary clouds

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Review: Spent: Sex, evolution, and the secrets of consumerism by Geoffrey Miller

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Obesity and hunger: The problem with food

Health

Obesity and hunger: The problem with food

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Humans

Top scientists predict the future of science

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<i>Green Aria</i>: An opera for your nose

Green Aria: An opera for your nose

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Lost in space: The science of <i>Battlestar Galactica</i>

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Lost in space: The science of Battlestar Galactica

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How I learned to see in 3D

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<i>The End of the Line</i>: Plenty of fish in the sea?

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The End of the Line: Plenty of fish in the sea?

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Review: <i>Paradise Found: Nature in America at the time of discovery</i> by Steve Nicholls

Review: Paradise Found: Nature in America at the time of discovery by Steve Nicholls

Finely written and elegantly researched, Paradise Found is a chilling portent of how even today's depleted ecosystems will seem a cornucopia to biologically bereft future generations

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Humans

How fire made us human

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Review: Beware Invisible Cows: My search for the source of the universe by Andy Martin

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Earth

A life doing dumb stuff with animals

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Physics

Review: Plastic Fantastic by Eugenie Samuel Reich

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