New scientist

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  Año 2006, Número 2535

  • The Domesday project

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  • A generator in every home

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  • Stem cell tensions

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  • BIG GAME BACK IN RIFLE SIGHTS

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  • Bird flu mutates

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  • Tested on humans

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  • Gimme an A!

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  • Scant protection

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  • ALASKAN OIL GRAB APPROVED

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  • 60 SECONDS

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  • One million people, one medical gamble

    Andy Coghlan

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  • Genetic engineering: a decade of disagreement

    Andy Coghlan

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  • Who is messing with your head?

    Helen Philips

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  • NASA's time machine falls to Earth

    Ivan Semeniuk

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  • SOUNDBITES

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  • Bubble fusion makes a comeback

    Mark Anderson

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  • Water will walk uphill under its own steam

    Marcus Chown

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  • THIS WEEK 26 YEARS AGO

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  • Dark future looms for Arctic tundra

    Fred Pearce

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  • Vintage or vile, it's all the same after a bite of cheese

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  • Atomic oddity decays like no other

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  • Pneumonia errors

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  • Jungle diva sings to the cheap seats

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  • Galaxies flow along web of dark matter

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  • HIV resistance carries West Nile virus risk

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  • Superfast pulsar breaks the rules

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  • Help a fish relax -- cut your engine

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  • Blind ban

    Ted Lovesey

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  • Don't fight fat

    Luke Edkins

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  • Don't fight fat

    Robyn Daly

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