The Great Beyond
The Great Beyond
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Crazy ants go wild in Texas!
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Concern after Brazil loses environment minister
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Shrimp’s super sight
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Einstein: ‘god is human weakness’
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Move over sugarcane - here comes sweet sorghum
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Are GM humans finally here?
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Elementary mistakes
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Scientific basis of a loud paint job
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Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope
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Grand Theft Dino
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McCain sets out climate stall
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Cannibalism drives locust swarms
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War on science? What war on science?
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Neil Young becomes a spider
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Weekly round up
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Premature baby survival rates
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That funny weather
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Addictive protein folding game
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Get your greendex
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When your commute just flies by…
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Those clever flowers
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Epigenetics and suicide
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Cue the Hitchcock theme music
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Psycho-maps
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Myanmar disaster
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Paralysing virus strikes China ahead of Olympics
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Hunting asteroids
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Sea lion killings halt programme
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Weekly round up
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South Africa resumes elephant culls
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Duck deaths highlight tar sands problems
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Audio special: babbling bird brains
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Keep your damn eco-cars, say US politicians
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‘Miracle powder re-grows finger’
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Parasitic hermit plant found in Mexico
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‘Decade break’ in global warming
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Taking oil companies to task
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RIP Albert Hofmann
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‘Greenwashing’ complaints rise
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Asian vulture numbers dwindle
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UPDATE - Storm over global-warming sceptic hurricane man
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Sebastian’s super synthetic spider silk
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US states sued over wolf status
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Storm over global-warming sceptic hurricane man
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Polar bear not ‘endangered’, just ‘concerning’
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World’s top 100 brains
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Live super-size squid autopsy
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Weekly round up
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Sulphate science won’t stop global warming
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Scientists ‘under siege’ from political interference
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Protein shows chicken’s dino heritage
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‘Gloomy’ emissions data shows methane rising
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Today’s space pics: ‘Galaxies gone wild’
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Scientists see into ‘blazars’ and sing about it...
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When is a science degree not a science degree?
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Songs about science part VI: ‘Don’t go messing with our telescope’
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Seeing mistakes before they happen
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Dear presidential candidates: you’re wrong
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More fallout from ‘ballistic’ Soyuz landing
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Return of the hockey stick
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Judge clears art prof in 'strange culture' case
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Drugs: a red rag for bullfighting officials
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Get us off this planet, says Hawking
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Earth day divides the planet
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Sea floor claims madness
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Space ship crash landing
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‘World’s oldest tree’ found in Sweden
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Weekly round up
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Singing for someone else’s supper
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Rare turtle found in Vietnam
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Brazil's president defends biofuels
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Today’s pretty space picture
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Why fished fish fluctuate
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Nasa beats German teen (at maths)
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Darwin Archive evolves
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Inquiry over sewage spreading experiment
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Bush waxes aspirational on climate
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Archaeologists have trouble counting
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Canada blocks American space takeover
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Sea level rise 'threatens millions'
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Riveting science from the Titanic
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Brace yourself for the big one California
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Elephants’ aquatic ancestor
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Somebody clean this mess up
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RIP John Archibald Wheeler
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It’s World Homeopathy Awareness Week!
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Earthquake swarm mystery
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Weekly round up
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Jellies ‘were first animal’
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Party like it's 1961
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UN: climate change behind ‘food crisis’
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Strewth mate! Climate change is ruining me bevies!
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Hurricane seer sees more storms, and more criticism
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Spain faces worst drought in years
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Pretty space pic: a Martian moon
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The wrath of Khan
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UN enlists Google in refugee work
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Creationist act passes another hurdle
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Amber spider-glass
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Human to human bird flu transmission
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‘Vulcan’ shows carbon dioxide’s death-grip
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Heated row over cooling article
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US search engine permits ‘Abortion’ searches
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First success for US pro-research group
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Koalas threatened by ‘leather leaves’
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$50bn AIDS funding passes first hurdle
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Weekly round up
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Results of our quiz are in...
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Cleaning up shipping lanes
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Oz kicks off carbon storage
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Peabody Award for evolution trial film
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‘Whacking Day’ for toads proposed
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Freaky flat-faced fish found
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Berkeley voyeurs spy on octopus lovin’
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UK hybrid embryo: in perspective
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Stonehenge dig a threat to journalists
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Beijing air ‘safe for an hour’ says Olympic honcho
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All hail Cedric, saviour of Tasmanian Devils
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Paranoia stalks London’s Underground
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A chemist, a physicist, and a biologist walk into a bar
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School’s plagiarism code plagiarized
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A peak at a squid-gy beak
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Groups call for tougher Antarctic ships, standards
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Today’s pretty space picture
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Weekly round up
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Oz papers go to war over Earth Hour
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Physics conspiracy: LHC could kill us all
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Colombian uranium nonsense
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Hear the world’s
worst first sound recording
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Great Beyond Super-Scientist-Spotting Quiz!
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Saturn’s moon does comet impression
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Italy bullish in buffalo cheese row
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If an ice shelf breaks up and no one alerts the media, has anything really happened?
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Touchdown!
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Sex workout for pandas
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Miami prepares for police drones
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Patent row over LEDs
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Invertebrate wars! Get thee behind me echinoderms
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Sharks trigger perfect news-storm
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Climate change ‘threatens Oz wildlife’
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Weekly round up - March 20, 2008
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Water, water everywhere
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Satellite shoot-down update
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Tat's it
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Old blood, bad blood
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First organic molecule found on extrasolar planet
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UN warns of bird flu pandemic risk
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Tesla roadster: dawn of the electric age or misfire?
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RIP Arthur C. Clarke
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The incredible shrinking sea ice
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Yet more treasure from the bottom of the sea
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Ninja geckos (with video!)
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Where’s Humphry’s medal?
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Glacier melt speeding up
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Research at centre of fraud claims to be withdrawn
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Hot talk about our energy future
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Weekly round up
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Thank God it’s π Day
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Call the space repair man
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Too much sun makes tomatoes wonky
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The secret of sneaky alligators' roll over
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Short men are the jealous type
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£25m dome to save butterflies
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Physicist-priest wins $1.7 million prize
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Compromise on climate? Not this year, Democrats say
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Hacking the heart
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What’s the French for IUCN?
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A royal sex scandal in the ant world
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Road, rail and air links under climate cosh
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This is your brain on diesel
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Russia forces Korea to replace astronaut
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Are you ready for your close up?
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Genetic modification joins lust on mortal sins list
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The traveling biobank show
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Vaccination and the choice agenda
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Climate change ‘could lead to conflict with Russia’
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Pygmy hippo snapped in Liberia
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Weekly round up
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When seas get hot, fish get lost
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Who really solved 140-year old maths problem?
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Shooting claim in whaling fight
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Songs about science part V: singing scientists
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Get malaria, get paid
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Humans ‘hard-wired to spot snakes’
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Is there a doctor in the house?
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Climate sceptics and a multiple choice blog post
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Acid attack on Japanese whaling ship
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Antarctic cod put themselves ‘on ice’ for winter
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This is your brain on jazz
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Avalanche on Mars: Film at 11
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UK Physicists – check your job security here
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What do you call a six legged octopus?
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Picker produces paper publication proposals
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Diabetes and the shrinking frog
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Songs about science part IV: GeekPop08
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Shaking up the earthquake scale in California
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Weekly round up
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Mars Space Lab in trouble
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The ritualistic recipe for 'Maya blue'
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Baby bonanza to come in China
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Induced stem cells made safe?
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Remember those planets… however many there are
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UK astronomers keep telescope access
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Armed robot rampage
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Who could replace Dawkins?
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US officials clarify climate policy - or do they?
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Elephants: too many to live
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Website: too popular to live
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Butterfly fish… too stupid to live?
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Physicists peer deep into standard model; find nothing.
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Antidepressants 'no better than placebo'
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Solar mission freezes to death
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Splatellite: Confirming the Kill
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Dead in the water
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Biofuel flight hype
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Weekly round up
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If I were a rich man…
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Moving atoms is easy, measuring the moves less so
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Have sonar tests claimed another cetacean victim?
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Singing politicians fight for water
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Why some caterpillars look like ****
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Heavy work for green light
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Ultrasound scans ‘find the G spot’
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Giant pythons to put the squeeze on California?
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Watch the skies: lunar eclipse is coming
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‘Monster’ giant beasts found in Antarctic waters
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Florida backs evolution in schools (kind of)
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Bee disease ‘threatens ice-cream’
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Russian pole stunt’s American origin
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Songs about science part III: geology
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I for one welcome our dancing robot overlords
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Is there life on Mars? No.
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$150,000 for that doggie in the window
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SOS: Save our Sharks
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Iran reaches orbit? Not just yet...
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Weekly round up
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Sagan on a stamp
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Peer review, ‘a mighty creator’ and an almighty row
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Leaving our mark on the world's oceans
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Valentine’s Day special / Gorillas in the midst (of a tryst)
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UK space strategy draws fire
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Tigers in trouble twice over
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Test your presidential attitude
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Even money on Vegas running dry in 2021
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‘Terrorism risk underestimated’ at US nuke reactors
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Dino of the day: beach-bum-trumpeter-osaurus
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Maths wins at the Grammys
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Pretty astronomy pictures
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Dino of the day: mini-flying-cute-osaurus
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Happy Birthday Charles
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Climate pressure on ‘two-footed bio-indicators’
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Arrest made in space shuttle spy case
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Debating the science debate
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What’s in a (Mars robot’s) name?
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Success for wax powered robot sea glider
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Get well soon Hans
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Weekly round up
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Biofuels debates rages on
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Shuttle launches, press rejoices
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Dear Mr Garnier…
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Pictures spark new whale row
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Spine graft success story
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UK abandons goat diving research
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Confusion after diabetes study abandoned
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Psssst. Wanna buy a hypoallergenic cat?
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“This guy’s got a metre wide head”
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‘Super Tuesday’ and science
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Joshua Lederberg dies
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Hot heads and cold noses
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Polar bear decision looms
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All hail the super train
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Internet cable cuts continue
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Climate change tipping points outlined
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Send my love to the aliens
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Mice catch a cold
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Weekly round up
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Seinfeld Science: Don’t Double Dip
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Scientists catch new elephant shrew, then kill it
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Roy Orbison joins the insect world
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ISS gets closer to full power
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Pope steps up rhetoric on science
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‘White Nose Syndrome’ threatens America’s bats
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Mercury flyby brings data “goldmine”
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Watching football can kill you
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Galapagos sea lions slaughtered
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Hummingbirds’ musical tail
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Periodic Table Printmaking Project
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US agency ‘hid hurricane health hazard’
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A plague on the weak
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State of the science
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Pope takes another pop at science
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The ego has landed
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In this day and age...
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Can shining lights on your head cure dementia?
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‘Ion shield’ developed for Mars missions
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Asteroid not going to hit Earth
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‘A radical violation of the truth’
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Weekly round up
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Songs of science part II
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Army sent in to save rainforest
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No stardust for comet mission
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Only drunk the day before...
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Lauded China skull find “far from the greatest”
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Yellowstone Park launches Geyser-TV
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Private space plane designs unveiled
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Mastodon bonanza for creationist
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Hurricanes gone wild
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Ares “delay” puts NASA on the back foot
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No. Bigfoot does not live on Mars
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Was Arctic report censored?
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Arctic airship crashes
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Watching Die Hard cuts street crime
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Climate change trade war
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I for one welcome our cockroach overlords!
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Sign language science
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Kill sea lions to save salmon?
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Girl dies during stem cell trial
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World’s weirdest amphibians
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Weekly round up
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Black sheep really are bad
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Save the gharial!
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Pope pulls out
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Congress criticizes delay of polar bear decision
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Parasite turns ants into tasty looking berries
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Starfish eat heart out of ‘coral triangle’
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Where has the Yangtze gone?
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NASA’s amazing flying space observatory
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Messenger un-masks mysterious Mercury
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Your senator's view on science
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All hail the super carrot!
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Sesame Street Science
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Whaling fight turns ugly
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‘Priceless’ illegal fossils returned to China
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Dinosaur of the Day: Pregnant-teenager-o-saurus
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Solar cycle update – Ulysses visits pole
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Zoo buys snake for $5,000 a metre
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Inaugural Antarctic passenger flight
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Giant cloud of gas will clobber Milky Way
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Songs about science
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Dinosaurs of the Day – Baryonix, Bristol, more
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Weekly round up
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A friend’s enemy may be a friend
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Mars braces for impacts
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Best look yet at invisible dark matter
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What colour were dinosaurs?
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Ice festival wilts in global warming heat
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Harsh words over fellow feeling
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Drinking vodka in zero gravity
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Rogue black holes roam the Milky Way
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Reef deaths are our fault
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Dengue is coming to America
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How to hijack a 787
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Honesty in homeopathy
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Lethal injection under scrutiny
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Sunspot heralds end of the world!
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Creationist wants $60,000 for rare mastodon
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Surprising recovery in mice after spinal-injury
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It’s raining iguanas in Florida
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Controversy over kangaroo killing code
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‘Insects finished off the dinosaurs’
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Weekly round up
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Going power mad...
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NASA to fly Google’s plane into meteor shower
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Saturn’s strange structures
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New salamanders discovered in Costa Rica
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Row over Taiwan’s genetic makeup
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Arctic amplification
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Monkeys pay for sex
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IPCC co-founder dies at 82
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I changed my mind...
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Lack of sleep linked to diabetes
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World’s oldest orang dies
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Mars is going down!
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Scientists in the Honours List
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Floods and mudslides in Java
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Zoo news: escaped tiger
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Martians watch out
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Doctors: med students, but older...
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Japan abandons humpback hunt
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‘Save the penguins’, with a twist
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Stem cells go to the movies
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MIT unveils bicycle powered supercomputer
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Creationism masters nears approval
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Stop working so hard!
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‘We’ll save cod by catching more,’ says Europe
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Bio-boat aims at world record
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Am I seeing double, or have they sequenced the wine genome again?
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SoS: Save our Shuttle
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Don’t give up on human stem cells
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‘Death star’ is killing ETs
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‘An isopod is cute in the eyes of an isopod’
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Anorexia ‘can’t be caught from photos’
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After a year in the ice, science ship breaks free
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Weekly round up
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Coral reefs are on the ropes
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Flowering bamboo brings out the rats
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Someone’s got it in for the ISS
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Saturn’s rings are older than we thought
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Arctic ice – never say die
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How hot was 2007?
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Magnetic ropes power 40,000kmh aurora storm
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Dino of the day – Student-o-saurs
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‘Giant spider eats space shuttle’
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Is evolution speeding up?
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Wheel of Spirit hints at life on Mars
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Penguins and global warming
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Science tattoo collection reaches 100
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James Watson ‘16% black’ claim
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Shuttle and Euro lab grounded
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Nuclear lab hacking linked to China
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Stripping for science
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Weekly round up
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$300m for Moore’s massive telescope
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First X-Prize entrant seeks Moon gravy
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Kangaroos’ great, great, great, great grandfather
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BP back in the tar sands business
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Dolphins love a weedy male
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Moon rock sheds a little light
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Oh no, Knut again!
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Life between the (mica) sheets
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Elephant news triple bill
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FDA’s lack of science ‘puts lives at risk’
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Climate: hoaxes and divorced Canadian drunks
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‘Nazi’ rocket man’s PhD for sale
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Shuttle replacement problems surface
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Christmas gift round up
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Dinosaur of the day – mummified-o-saurus
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Robot boxing
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Saving the world from paradise
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Weekly round up
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Don’t mess with Texas education
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Female antelope won’t take no for an answer
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A Christmas card from Hubble
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To boldly go ... to the voting booth
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Are 25% of all US bird species at risk?
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Turkey may roast Dawkins’ atheism book
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Flying foxes can’t handle the heat
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Climate change ‘will undermine poverty progress’
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NASA’s new map of the big white
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Fossils will/may/won’t delay Australian water plant
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Gorillas use “weapons”
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Give us $3 billion, say marine researchers
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Indonesia: WHO can whistle for bird flu samples
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Antarctic ship sinking fears
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Elephants hate hunters, don’t mind farmers
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Dinosaur of the day: Buffalo-head-smash-o-saurs
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Weekly round up
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Mirrors help phantom limb pain
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The trillion tonne mudslide (almost)
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Attack of the killer jellyfish!
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The new urban scourge: turkeys
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A vague sort of climate pact for Asia
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Star with a carbon atmosphere
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Termite guts spilled
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The presidential space race
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Conflict-of-interest claims in California
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This is your brain on a migraine
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Son of a what?
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It's all about me
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Cloning pioneer abandons human embryo work
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Noah’s flood brought farming to Europe
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Cyclone and early warning in Bangladesh
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Weekly round up
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Why shouldn’t we eat whales?
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Climate change round up
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Dinosaur of the Day: a ‘Flintstones lawnmower’
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Far East kicks US in education fight
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Why Zack is a failure and Andy succeeds
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New great ape fossil
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No space walks after smoky suit
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Japan, India, China: We like the Moon too
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Japan’s singing road
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Getting hydrogen from microbes
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Invasive fish are Emperor’s fault
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‘Chocolate beer’ is older than we thought
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UN: don’t clone people
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An inquisition for Galileo
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Arizona biologist dies of plague
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Weekly round up
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INTERVIEW: author of spoof paper speaks
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Yellowstone is rising
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Fake climate change paper
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California fires from the ground
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Birth control pills seem harder to swallow
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Get off my land!
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VIDEO: Fly me round the Moon
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New planet: same as the old planet?
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Memory of a Nobel-winner's childhood
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When pandemic flu hits, are you in luck?
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Robot takes over nursery
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It's a pig, Jim...
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Oil and water don't mix at the Smithsonian
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Bill not dead in the water
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Space station solar panels: one fixed, one to go
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Robot car wins urban race
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Weekly round up
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Appetite for fish means reef destruction
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Robot race shifts gear
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The Lance Armstrong Mighty Mouse
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Washoe the chimp dies
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New planets’ hidden mystery
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Leslie Orgel
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Spooky science for Halloween
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Tiger tales triple bill
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More space station woes
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FEMA fake press conference scandal
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52m year old spider X-ray
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Organic food ‘better for you’
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Power problems for space station
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A clam named Ming
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Arthur Kornberg
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Weekly round up
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“Lesbian nematodes”
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Primates in trouble, including us
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'I have been much blessed' - Watson retires
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Kyoto’s failings
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Wildlife photographer of the year
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Saturn’s moonlet belt
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Global warming = mass extinctions
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California fires from space
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Vibrating mice get thinner
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Save the dinosaur!
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‘Evidence ignored’ in badger cull row
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California sues for cleaner air
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Cod ‘recovery’ claims
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Solar powered race sets off
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All the leaves are brown...
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Cracks in Shuttle, and NASA unity
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Inside the mind of 'Honest Jim' Watson
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Weekly round up
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Sea change brings coast guard to Arctic
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Watson apologises; suspended from Cold Spring Harbor
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X-ray sat laid to rest
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An early taste for seafood
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Ice surveyors will walk to pole
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James Watson’s race row
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A feast of fossil footprints
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Dinosaur of the day
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Gossip beats facts any day
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Chimps exposed as liars
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South China Tiger spotted
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Florida stops burying tortoises alive (soon)
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Fear gets seen faster
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New crew aboard ISS
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Weekly round up
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Al Gore and IPCC share peace prize
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‘Evolutionary scandal’ of sexless bug solved
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Nature’s history online
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New Horizons visits Jupiter
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Allen array online
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Nine slaps on the wrist for Al Gore - UPDATED
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T. Rex reigned in Hell Valley
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Aphids’ dangerous liaison
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Chemistry Nobel announced
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The only way to fly
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Making elephants bee-hive
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Dinosaur of the day
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Physics Nobel announced
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Ig Nobels and science journalism
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Artificial life, again
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International Cephalopod Awareness Day
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‘Space currency’ nonsense
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Medicine Nobel announced
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Weekly round up
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Cycads’ complicated love life
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Europe and creationism - UPDATE
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California geologists rock the party
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‘Saint Pete’ to step down
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Tasmanian Devils face extinction
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A duck-billed plant pulveriser
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New space war threatened
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The new face of Nature News
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Pretty pictures from Hubble
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Lab lapses spark safety fears
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Self tuning guitar hits bum note
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Arctic ice on the rocks
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Centre fined over macaque death
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CSI Llullaillaco’s grisly discovery
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Israel boycott ‘would be illegal’
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Bush’s climate change ‘charade’
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Next stop: the ocean
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Weekly round up
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Creationist film row
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Accordion news: smoking ban benefits bands
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Bizarre radio burst baffles astronomers
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Oxygen is older than we thought
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China dam threatens ‘catastrophe’
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Quantum computing advances
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Europe debates creationism
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No place like home for crocs
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New species found in Vietnam
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Nasa prepares for Dawn
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Acupuncture 'better than medicine'
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Nutrients drive frog deformities
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Public view of global warming pt 2
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New nuclear plants proposed
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Rapid bird flu test
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Three tales from NASA
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HIV vaccine setback
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Weekly round up
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Velociraptors: less scary than thought
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Drought makes rainforest greener
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Pimp my moon buggy
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Adieu Moore’s Law?
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Worshiping in space
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Bluefin tuna fishing ‘ban’
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A barcode for every animal
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Farewell to the stethoscope
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Mystery illness follows meteor
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NASA needs YOU
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Californian car climate change court case
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Yale returns ‘borrowed’ artefacts
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Steel shield for Chernobyl
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California's new stem cell supremo
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Who’d be a whale?
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Northwest passage in ice opens
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Was dark matter hot or cold?
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Weekly round up
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Foot and Mouth breaks out again
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X Prize: ‘We like the moon’
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Row over ‘Rama’s Bridge’
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Nowak trial postponed
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Tsunami threats trouble shaken Indonesia
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X-rays to illuminate ancient documents
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World's most polluted places
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Fruity crime pays for chimps
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‘Hippocratic oath for scientists’
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Pet problems over identity chips
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Rover enters Mars crater
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Cliché true, say psychologists
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Red tape enrages fertility scientist
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Commercial space flight falters
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Polar bears disappear
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Giving genes a human face - UPDATED
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Solar powered flight at night
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Weekly round up