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Improvise! Shoestring solutions to big physics

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Improvise! Shoestring solutions to big physics

What do you do when the money's too short to run your expensive experiment? Reach for the duct tape, ping pong balls and taco sauce, says Richard Webb

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Rudolph to the rescue: Reindeer geoengineering

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Rudolph to the rescue: Reindeer geoengineering

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Sleeping daredevil: The first dream hacker

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Sleeping daredevil: The first dream hacker

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Why whisky makes you frisky (and gin makes you sin)

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Why whisky makes you frisky (and gin makes you sin)

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Chocolab: The secret recipe for low-fat chocolate

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Rude awakenings: How swearing made us human

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Rude awakenings: How swearing made us human

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Kalahari trackers who read ice-age life in footprints

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Kalahari trackers who read ice-age life in footprints

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Kissing by numbers: Party like it's <i>n</i> = 1999

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Kissing by numbers: Party like it's n = 1999

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All spruced up: Breeding a better Christmas tree

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All spruced up: Breeding a better Christmas tree

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Goodwill hunting: Random ants of kindness

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Goodwill hunting: Random ants of kindness

It's the season of selflessness, so meet some unlikely altruists – the ants that work tirelessly to rescue their sisters

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Wired Wild West: Cowpokes chatted on fence-wire phones

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The great white lie: What snowflakes really look like

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How to train your Komodo dragon

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