All about ice
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This week's magazine
On the cover
Editor's picks
The creatures that time forgot
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The Kennedy imperative - Worried that Soviet plans to send a crew to the Moon were imminent, NASA rushed ahead with a mission that owed more to the ambitions of a dead president than the needs of pure science
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Two weeks that killed the Soviet dream
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Phobias: is there a way out?
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Table of contents
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Science: Universe will expand forever
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Science: Bahamas backs theory of sudden climate change
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Science: Dangerous lies in the delivery room
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Science: Desert rivers put dam schemes in doubt
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Science: Secrets of a bolt from the blue
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Science: How a copycat outstripped a catalyst
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Technology
Technology: Discordant claims hit musical e-mail
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Technology
Technology: Energetic transistor does two jobs for the price of one
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Technology
Technology: Plastic dots make stolen goods too hot to handle
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Good life could ruin Japan's environment
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Forty-year-old secret explodes . . .
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TV's electronic assault on the brain
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AIDS in Africa
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Drugs donation
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Outer space under the microscope
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Eureka expands
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Biggest budget
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All together now
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A matter of life and death - Should doctors rely on computers to help them decide when to terminate life support for critically ill patients? So far they cannot agree
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Secret blasts revive test-ban debate
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When is a badminton player like a prize bull?
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Dirty air not to blame for asthma
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Hubble repair boosts space station's prospects
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Record output by fusion reactor
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Superphenix should fly again
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Frozen sparrows the tip of the iceberg
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Last try for Europe-wide climate agreement
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While my guitar destroys the rainforests
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Money cards pose next challenge for fraudsters
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Opinion
Features
All about ice
Features
The creatures that time forgot
Features
The Kennedy imperative - Worried that Soviet plans to send a crew to the Moon were imminent, NASA rushed ahead with a mission that owed more to the ambitions of a dead president than the needs of pure science
Features
Two weeks that killed the Soviet dream
Features
Phobias: is there a way out?
Features
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Thistle Diary: Academic anger and middle-age bulges - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
Forum
Forum: To spread confident wings to space . . . - Ian Crawford fears that we have allowed a noble dream to fade
Forum
Forum: Must we dance to the tune of others? - Jim Baggott believes scientists need to regain the rspect that was once theirs
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Review: Can we recognise the write stuff?
Books & Arts
Review: Windborne settlers of the Pacific
Books & Arts
