Designs on life: Throughout the developing world, aid workers are encouraging local people to build their own maps and models to tackle everyday problems
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Can Russian skills revive the space station?: With American dollars and Russian know-how a space station could be in orbit within three years
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Birth of the eco-computer: It takes Pounds Sterling 200-worth of electricity and 12 tonnes of water to make a typical desktop computer. But the pressure is on manufacturers to be less wasteful
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Breaking new ground on the ocean floor
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Balloons fit for globetrotting: Three balloonists are planning to circle the Earth at an altitude of 10 000 metres in one of the most bizarre aircraft ever designed
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Technology
Technology: Concrete claim for conservation
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Technology
Technology: Robodoc takes on hip surgeons
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Technology
Technology: Underwater computers could make big splash
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Technology
Shuttle insulation patches up broken bones
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Patents: Seeing is believing
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Patents: Colour control
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Water show
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Saving genes
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Health behind bars
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Exiting Eureka
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The nuts and bolts of flops in space: Recent months have seen a spate of high-profile satellite failures. In a number of these cases, the breakdowns were not in complex electronics or computers but simple mechanics
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Science: Three-way split for our ape ancestors
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Science: Thumbs up for an older Universe
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Life
Science: Human jaw hints at African trek
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Science: Glowing prospects for brilliant polymer
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Silly recycling
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Beads, charms and condoms
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File on Sellafield cancer link still open
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Sex and selective memories
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Doorway to HIV
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Copernicus earns papal blessing
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Fifty ways to break green promises
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Rhino poachers kill for a few scraps of horn
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Rare species go online to combat ignorance
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US army industry wins cash to swap bombs for bridges
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End of the road for giant particle-smasher
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Arsenic in tapwater linked to skin cancer
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Waldegrave turns his crystal ball towards the market
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Does the 'aggressive gene' lurk in a Dutch family?
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Spare the pest and save the farmer
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Human clones plit fertility experts
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Opinion
Features
Designs on life: Throughout the developing world, aid workers are encouraging local people to build their own maps and models to tackle everyday problems
Features
Can Russian skills revive the space station?: With American dollars and Russian know-how a space station could be in orbit within three years
Features
Birth of the eco-computer: It takes Pounds Sterling 200-worth of electricity and 12 tonnes of water to make a typical desktop computer. But the pressure is on manufacturers to be less wasteful
Features
Breaking new ground on the ocean floor
Features
Balloons fit for globetrotting: Three balloonists are planning to circle the Earth at an altitude of 10 000 metres in one of the most bizarre aircraft ever designed
Features
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