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Space

Fractured Universe

Virtuoso performance

Health

The Martians in your kidneys

War of words

Table of contents

News

Don’t mention Darwin

Creationists have a new strategy in their assault on evolution

The cluster culprit

Roll-over week

Cat farm closes

Crash landing

Forewarned

We’re too courteous to madding computers

The champions

Smoke on the water

Starry mix-up

You’ve got it taped

Technology

Shot while gaming

Technology

Flashy warning

Technology

Big bang theory

Spies like us

Speedy healer

Reading the future

Precocious

Do clock genes make addiction tick?

You can run, but you can’t hide

Silent safeguard

Elvis lives

Breathe easier

Bettering the triple test

Bright idea

Health

Season to taste

Technology

Free for all?

Waste water preserves food

Hidden scars

Devastating diversity

Inflated claims

Frayed nerves

Flying fire hazard

Health

Old adversary

Health

The second wave

Mysterious force

Yum yum…

A long story

Stripy bunny

Deadly stowaway

Lynx fall prey to the vagaries of weather

Eclipse eyewitness

Opinion

A stellar performance

Ian Lowe observes trans-Tasman astronomy

Wolves at the door

Only teleconnect

The gene healer

Life without NASA

Humans

Westminster Diary

Features

Space

Fractured Universe

A dissident group of astronomers is claiming that the Universe is not the smooth, homogeneous place that Einstein envisaged. If they're right, says Marcus Chown, the foundations of cosmology could crumble to dust

Virtuoso performance

Health

The Martians in your kidneys

War of words

More

Time after time

Reality check

from Oxford

Go with the Flo

Shore thing

Warm bugs

Spicy tales

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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