Space
Interstellar space, and step on it!
Features
This week's magazine
6 January 2007
Issue 2585
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Health
Cancer warning over stem cell therapies
Two groups have independently shown that stem cells can trigger cancers, and offer an explanation of why this might be
News
Health
Cloned meat is safe to eat, says FDA
News
Technology
Earthquake shakes the internet
News
Space
Search for Earth-like worlds hots up
News
Celebrities should watch what they say
News
Health
‘Test all US immigrants for TB’
News
Earth
Ice shelf larger than Manhattan drifts off
News
60 Seconds
News
Earth
Bag a trophy, save a species
News
Science may gain in new Congress
News
This week 50 years ago
News
Health
The DNA so dangerous it does not exist
News
Physics
Could ‘mirror matter’ give us limitless energy?
News
Health
Insight: Out of the trans-fat frying pan聟
News
Health
Cheap drug dodges big pharma patents
News
Physics
Maybe evolution didn’t tune our universe after all
News
Earth
Peak progress hampered by ozone from katabatic wind
News
Health
Trouble ahead in TB’s birthplace?
News
Health
Intestinal worms may not be totally bad news
News
Health
Tipplers tend to be the topplers
News
Health
‘Brainy’ chickpeas conquered the world
News
Life
Katydids hit the highest notes
News
Earth
Arctic melt soaks up carbon dioxide
News
Earth
SUV owners need a hand to drive better
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Technology
Street advertising gets local-stock-savvy
News
Earth
What to do with a TV when it dies
News
Technology
Web firms tackle China effect
News
Life
Undercover robots lift lid on animal body language
News
Technology
‘Stowaway’ that stops nuke smugglers
News
Earth
Satnav gives directions for a greener route
News
Opinion
Earth
Editorial: Kill and let live
The idea of hunting down and shooting an animal for sport strikes many people as barbaric, but it may help conserve threatened species
Opinion
Editorial: Reasons to be cheerful
Opinion
Health
Comment: Prescribed opinions
Opinion
Technology
Interview: The blue revolutionary
Opinion
The changing relationship between science and people
Opinion
Features
More
Life
The word: Elvis taxon
When a brand new species is discovered in fossil form that closely resembles one that went before, the case is described as an Elvis taxon 鈥� it's all about "lookalikes"
Regulars
Health
DNA, by Frank H Stephenson
Books & Arts
Earth
Richter’s Scale, by Susan Elizabeth Hough
Books & Arts
