A New Age for Astronomy: Catch an exploding STAR - Scientists working at the bottom of a mine in Japan are hoping that neutrinos from supernovae and the Sun will turn up trumps writes Marcus Chown
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A New Age for Astronomy: Japan's place in the sun - Ambitious plans to launch a radio telescope into space could help Japan to fulfil its dream of becoming a major player in pure science
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A New Age for Astronomy: Strangest telescopes in the world - Why are astronomers tracking exotic objects in space by trailing strings under ships and digging holes in Antarctic ice?
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What triggers the violence within?
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Britain's other dam SCANDAL
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Table of contents
News
Patents: Space waste
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Technology
Technology: Robot helper for disabled workers
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Technology
Technology: Green' computer standard needs monitoring
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Science: Blast from past hints Universe is young
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Technology
Technology: Superfast Fritz challenges the grandmasters
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Technology
Technology: Will Channel 5 wait for digital TV?
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Technology
Technology: LEDs with a bright blue future
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Science: Atomic telepathy is faster than light
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Science: Galaxy's dullest stars are full of surprises
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Science: Bees can see what we see, even if it isn't there
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Science: Atom physicists to name their baby
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Science: A fish called molly
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Science: Gamma sources take on faraway look
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Science: African rainforest may hold clue to human origins
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Free market ways elude Russia's bomb makers
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No 'quick fix' for climate
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Focus: A bomb waiting to explode - The world's stockpile of plutonium could reach 1700 tonnes by the end of the century. You need 5 kilograms to make a bomb
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US bans 'hormone free' milk label
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Savage' cuts down on the farm
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Minister backs unpopular degree
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Waves smash Antarctic airstrip
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Clinton's axe poised over Third World health
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Satellite tunes in to mystery radio bursts
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The fearful gene in our children's make-up
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Bacteria with a healthy appetite for mustard gas
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Education. . . the final frontier
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Program can tell when the face fits
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Exploring the riches of the 'coral rainforest'
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. . . as Britain moves into the fast lane
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Europe plans its information autobahn. . .
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Opinion
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Catch an exploding STAR - Scientists working at the bottom of a mine in Japan are hoping that neutrinos from supernovae and the Sun will turn up trumps writes Marcus Chown
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Japan's place in the sun - Ambitious plans to launch a radio telescope into space could help Japan to fulfil its dream of becoming a major player in pure science
Features
A New Age for Astronomy: Strangest telescopes in the world - Why are astronomers tracking exotic objects in space by trailing strings under ships and digging holes in Antarctic ice?
Features
What triggers the violence within?
Features
Britain's other dam SCANDAL
Features
