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On Nature News - October 29, 2009

Most distant gamma-ray burst spotted
Observations suggest the early Universe is ripe for exploration.

An intergalactic race in space and time
A burst of γ-rays lets scientists test quantum theories of gravity.

Ozone protocol squares up to climate - Premium content
Europeans back efforts to amend the Montreal Protocol to address global warming.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 29, 2009
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