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The hollow universe

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News

Health

Organs to order

Researchers have high hopes of building an artificial liver

Australia pushes for IVF ban

Space junk survey

Reprieve for wildlife refuge

Precision passing

Porn sites’ future may be sealed with a .xxx

Womb-mate trouble

Don’t bank on web safety

Astronauts get it in the eye

Defence of the realm

Cells without heartache

By Jove!

Good clean competition

Go for it, baby

Lost generation

China gets wired

Off with their heads

Big catch

Don’t panic

Family treat

Don’t give a little, give a lot

Balls to Galileo

Privatising nature?

Squishy mobiles add a buzz to your calls

I used to be undecided鈥�

Fish in your veins

Wavelength watermarks

Click on the shop window

Teenager shows the world how to recycle plastic

Ready to roll

Bleach bots

Technology

Blast that spider

Technology

The car that recognises you

Technology

Colour test saves eyesight

Trashy stowaways

Low sperm count torpedoes whalers’ claims

Our thuggish cousins

Frankenstein’s ice

Life

Look at me!

Landmine scanner

Opinion

No double standards

杏吧原创s must obey the same ethical rules wherever they work

Time to rethink everything

The chips are down

Globally local

Land and freedom

The science of give and take

What is ‘natural’?

Washington diary

Features

The hollow universe

You're holding a magazine. It feels solid; it seems to have some kind of independent existence in space. Ditto the objects around you鈥攑erhaps a cup of coffee, a computer. They all seem real and out there somewhere. But it's all an illusion. Those su

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Dogs of science

Making waves

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