Physics
A measure for the multiverse
Features
This week's magazine
6 March 2010
Issue 2750
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Physics
New element copernicium wins a symbol at last
Element 112 has been given the symbol Cn, to avoid confusion with another element, an organic compound and an abbreviation used by physicists
News
Earth
Climategate scientist questioned in Parliament
News
Earth
Massive Antarctic iceberg threatens ocean circulation
News
Earth
Volcanic explosions expected in Chile quake’s wake
News
Environment
Organic pesticide doubles up as worm killer
News
60 Seconds
News
Health
Adding oxygen to booze speeds sobriety
News
Space
Mars rover Spirit could rise again
News
Health
The brain scanner that feels your pain
News
Environment
Dino-eating snake killed in action
News
Health
Star and flower-shaped moulds tell stem cells what to be
News
Earth
The US is lagging on nuclear reactor technology
News
Health
Brain scans now catch chemicals too
News
Physics
Puffed-up planets are heated like toast
News
Humans
Decision-makers betrayed by their wide eyes
News
Life
New DNA technique gives names to the unknown dead
News
Environment
Females wear the horns in the battle for dung
News
Humans
Oldest ‘writing’ found on 60,000-year-old eggshells
News
Earth
Shields down! Earth’s mag field may drop in a flash
News
Flies’ self-righting reflexes akin to early aircraft
News
Health
Sleep wrong and you’ll feel the bad fat
News
Humans
Happiness ain’t all it’s cracked up to be
News
Humans
Women with good genes may have more sexual partners
News
Space
Mars glacier lubricant could fuel rockets
News
Health
Mind-controlled prosthetics without brain surgery
News
Physics
World’s most sensitive neutrino experiment begins
News
Technology
The self-charging cellphone
News
Technology
Automatic secretary can tame a bulging inbox
News
Life
Pest control that’s too hot for bugs to handle
News
Earth
Will the anaconda or the oyster rule wave power?
News
Technology
Bloom didn’t start a fuel-cell revolution
News
Technology
Finding the facts that online news leaves out
News
Technology
Body acoustics can turn your arm into a touchscreen
News
Opinion
Where coercion has failed, why not try persuasion?
Coercive interrogation is ineffective and damaging 鈥� we need a more effective and humane approach
Opinion
Time to accept that atheism, not god, is odd
Opinion
Earth
Hybrid fusion: the third nuclear option
Opinion
Health
Journal editor: Tobacco-funded studies are bad for us
Opinion
Humans
Where do atheists come from?
Opinion
Features
Physics
A measure for the multiverse
Is our universe just one of many? The idea divides physicists, but now one researcher has found the first hint that the multiverse really exists
Features
Earth
Extermination in paradise
Features
Health
Bugging bugs: Learning to speak microbe
Features
Health
Beyond torture: The future of interrogation
Features
