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Editor's picks 2008

It has been a great year for science books, but keeping up with every good book to hit the shelves can be a serious undertaking. So in case you missed them, here are just a few of the gems we enjoyed in 2008

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Mars 3D</i> by Jim Bell

Space

Review: Mars 3D by Jim Bell

Books & Arts

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Review: Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities by Ian Stewart

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Cool Stuff Exploded</i> by Chris Woodford

Review: Cool Stuff Exploded by Chris Woodford

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18</i>

Review: Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Audubon: Early drawings</i>

Review: Audubon: Early drawings

Books & Arts

Spinning water droplets behave like black holes

Space

Spinning water droplets behave like black holes

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Review: <i>The White Road and Other Stories</i> by Tania Hershman

Review: The White Road and Other Stories by Tania Hershman

Books & Arts

It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

Space

It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

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What makes the universe tick?

What makes the universe tick?

If you want to understand the universe be prepared to get your moments in a muddle, advises Michael Brooks

Features

Space

Tick, tock goes the quantum clock

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Technology

'Quackers' tarnish quantum secrecy's halo of invincibility

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Physics

Physics Nobel snubs key researcher

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Interview: Living a wild life

Opinion

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