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    In his new column, The Music of Science, Oliver Morton looks forward to a new era of exploration on Mars, the only other planet on which humans might plausibly live ...   read more »


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    It means more than a happy coincidence. And it's under threat from the internet. Ian Leslie explains ...  read more »


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  • LITTLE BIG CARS

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    Luxury now comes in smaller packages. Paul Markillie takes one for a spin ...  read more »


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  • STOVE NOTES: THICK OR THIN

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    Students of the world, wake up: your bedsit spag bol would be so much better if it were a tag bol instead. Simon Hopkinson explains why ...  read more »


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  • GOING GREEN

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    Every big scientific moment is also cultural. And going green is about much more than your lightbulbs, says Robert Butler ...   read more »


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  • A GAME, A GADGET AND AN APP

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    Tom Standage enjoys a telescope that looks like a penguin, and has a whale of a time slicing fruit ...  read more »


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  • THROUGH THE ISINGLASS

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    The best-known of all British cookbooks is 150 years old—and full of surprises. Christopher Hirst tries Mrs Beeton’s tastier oddities ...   read more »


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