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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

From lost cities to islands that don't exist, geographical oddities reveal what makes a sense of place, says social geographer Alastair Bonnett in Off the Map

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All-electric plane heralds future of green aviation

Technology

All-electric plane heralds future of green aviation

Analysis

In the beginning: The story of the embryo

Life

In the beginning: The story of the embryo

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Sun-focusing satellite dish heats water on your roof

Technology

Sun-focusing satellite dish heats water on your roof

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Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

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Life

Monkey mathematicians hint at brain's number perception

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The story of climate change gets star treatment

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The story of climate change gets star treatment

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Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

Health

Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

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Shakespeare: Did radical astronomy inspire <i>Hamlet</i>?

Space

Shakespeare: Did radical astronomy inspire Hamlet?

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We can't be too fussy when it comes to green energy

Germany is the greenest of industrialised nations when it comes to power generation, but its current struggle shows how difficult such choices can be

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Physics

Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

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Life

The coolest biology is under the microscope

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Life

Shakespeare: Unleashing a tempest in the brain

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Technology

A smart way to get personal with the future

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