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Random reality

The Force

Voices from the past

Caught napping

Table of contents

News

On the fly

At last we've got the instruction manual for fruit flies. Now we have to learn to read it

Reconstructing Rover

So near…

No more jabs

True survivors

Galactic guzzlers show their warm side

Faking it

Game of life

Technology

Handheld heaven

Technology

Saved by the light

Technology

Keep talking

Lost in a loop

Sounds attractive

Waterless wash

Mind the .clash

It’s gotta be you

Banned links

Spread the wealth

Helping bees pick out bombs

Start right

The espresso route to heart disease

Facing the past

Multiple killers

Shaping up

Old leaves tell story of potato blight

Gut reaction

Early warning

Dead in the water

Technology

The enemy within

Foul fare for fish

Little lander lost

Flavour by degrees

Piracy fears block multichannel VCRs

Comet hopping

Food for thought

At the double

Unusual shades

Diamonds are no longer forever

Quiet enthusiasm

Sleight of head

Flying comeback

Opinion

Leaving his brain behind

Bob Johnstone views working in Japan

What a waste

Going to extremes

Triple trouble

Hunter gatherer blues

Heath Robinson

Veni, vidi, da Vinci

Washington diary

Features

Random reality

Space and the material world could be created out of nothing but noise. That's the startling conclusion of a new theory that attempts to explain the stuff of reality, as Marcus Chown reports

The Force

Voices from the past

Caught napping

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Delivering death

Star buy

Root and branch

Number of wonders

Regulars

Feedback

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