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Can video games be art?

Artists, gamers, designers, historians and critics answer the question that has become emblematic of the clash between technology and culture

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The industry that promises a cure for ageing

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What can a humble pebble reveal about the Earth?

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Demystifying the eel

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Japan to begin drilling for methane in undersea slush

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We, the colony: Democracy, the bee way

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To err is human – luckily for us

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Eureka! How moments of genius happen

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Born-again solar cells are more efficient

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Freak waves: Surfer's dream, insurer's nightmare

Susan Casey reports on the increasing turbulence in our oceans in The Wave: In pursuit of the rogues, freaks, and giants of the ocean

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Stephen Hawking says there's no theory of everything

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Green machine: Squeezing solar juice from jellyfish

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Edible crystals could store hydrogen fuel

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Earth

Briefing: How bad is the new Gulf oil rig fire?

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