Physics
The bubble that ate the universe
Features
This week's magazine
12 March 2005
Issue 2490
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Earth
Illegal GM soybeans go legit in Brazil
After years of flouting the law banning the genetically modified crop, Brazilian farmers will soon be allowed to grow it legally
News
US War on Drugs a ‘tragic failure’
News
Health
Kidney ‘swap shop’ offers patients hope
News
Earth
Monarch butterfly in sudden trouble
News
Space
NASA sends Columbia wreckage for external study
News
Space
Paperwork stops space privateers building lunar lander
News
Health
Ecstasy may trigger gene-linked depression
News
60 Seconds
News
Physics
Why it is hard to share the wealth
News
Earth
Forest policy in the dock as court battle ignites
News
Technology
3D animation gives evidence more bite
News
Soundbites
News
Health
Peckish pilferers caught out by snack attack
News
Technology
Simple twist untangles quantum computing
News
Health
Row erupts over WHO’s malaria ‘miscalculation’
News
Earth
Prehistoric farmers felled forests after all
News
Humans
Flores fossil passes unique species test
News
Space
Evidence of dark energy missed 30 years ago
News
Health
Laughing all the way to a healthier heart
News
Earth
Sooty skies blight Asia’s climate
News
Health
Embryo cells not like peas in a pod
News
Life
Perform last if you want to come first
News
Health
Breakthrough in premature ageing
News
Health
Online database reveals normal gene expression
News
Earth
Sea life’s long-term highs and lows
News
Health
Migraine herb may help fight cancer
News
Health
Worst effects of toxic mould are ‘in the mind’
News
Space
Young star’s X-rays are a mystery
News
Earth
Arctic ozone wiped out by solar storms
News
Technology
Light microscope sees the nanoworld
News
Technology
Robotic aircraft could map forest fires
News
Technology
Owner’s face provides cellphone protection
News
Technology
Channel-switcher torments couch potatoes
News
Technology
Fingerprinting technique enjoys notable success
News
Technology
Roll-up digital displays move closer to market
News
Technology
Invention
News
Technology
Colour profile exposes faked or stolen gems
News
Technology
Videotape reaches the end of the reel
News
Opinion
Life
Editorial: Egg and sperm donating dilemma
Will a new UK law 鈥� giving children born through sperm or egg donors the right to trace their biological parents 鈥� keep donors away?
Opinion
Technology
Is nanotechnology “the next GM”?
Opinion
Life
Interview: Hooked on catfish
Opinion
Humans
Westminster diary
Opinion
Features
Physics
The bubble that ate the universe
Space-time fizzes with bubbles popping in and out of existence all across the cosmos 鈥� they could destroy the universe and everything in it
Features
Humans
Charity begins at Homo sapiens
Features
Life
It’s written all over your face
Features
Health
Looking for trouble with the ‘one-minute scan’
Features
More
Technology
Victor Regnault and the Advance of Photography: The art of avoiding errors by Laurie Dahlberg
Maggie McDonald on a pioneering photographer
Books & Arts
Life
How the Earthquake Bird Got its Name and Other Tales of an Unbalanced Nature by H H Shugart
Books & Arts
Life
Rats by Robert Sullivan
Books & Arts
Technology
Electronic Brains by Mike Hally
Books & Arts
Life
If Dogs Could Talk: Exploring the canine mind by Vilmos Csanyi
Books & Arts
Bestsellers 鈥� London
Books & Arts
Baywatch…
Careers
