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Space

Backwards to the future

Monkey business

The field workers

It’s a funny old world

Table of contents

News

Double trouble

Let battle commence

Wolves on the brink

A clone’s clone

Weapon warning

What’s in a name?

Soft landing

Have smart ID tag, will travel

Killer from the sea

Technology

Advertising space

Technology

Reading downhill

Technology

Perpetual waste

Keeping an eye on the ocean

Switch on

How old am I?

Calling Mars

Supremacists hijack Martin Luther King

Spontaneous combustion

Call of the wild

Closing in on a male cancer gene

Lost treasures

In a spin

Life less ordinary

Recorded delivery

Instant replay to rule on pitch battles

Mobile mail

Personal tracks

The wrong trap

Eau d’asteroid

Down but not out

Technology

Fun with brains

Locked out

Lean times

Twisted tale

Winds of change

Breathless

Another blow

By the seaside

Swim for your life

Under par

Late developers

Early flight needed a jump start

Healthy serenades

Opinion

Maintaining the fabric of society

Ian Lowe looks at teenage science

Two cheers for Montreal

Don’t forget polio . . .

By royal appointment

Deep impact

Making a meal of it

Humans

Westminster Diary

Features

Space

Backwards to the future

There could be a world where people grow younger every day, rain falls into the sky, and cakes unbake . . . It could even be your world, muses Marcus Chown

Monkey business

The field workers

It’s a funny old world

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Bestsellers from Melbourne

Daddy Quark

Because it’s there

Worms’ turn

Centurians

The lie of the land

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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