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Life

The search for ET is a detective story without a body

Paul Murdin investigates the possibilities of nearby alien life in Are We Being Watched?, but neglects to cover more thrilling aspects of the quest

Books & Arts

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Who knew birds looked this good under their feathers?

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It took more than inspiration to spawn Frankenstein

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Humans

Psychology of a musical mid-life crisis

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Technology

How an architect took music back to mathematical roots

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Inception: peering into the science of dreams

Culture

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The madness and love that built the periodic table

Books & Arts

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Humans

Tracing the fuzzy boundaries of science

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Humans

Words set to music, with a few notes missing

Books & Arts

The music of <i>Life on Earth</i>

The music of Life on Earth

Edward Williams's music for Life on Earth is as atmospheric and innovative as the classic 1979 David Attenborough TV series it was composed for

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Life

Review: Comets and the Origin of Life by Janaki Wickramasinghe, Chandra Wickramasinghe and William Napier

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Life

The Greatest Show on Earth by Richard Dawkins

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Review: Where in the world is the mind?

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Review: The hidden life of Paul Dirac by Graham Farmelo

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