Venus flytrap pulses mapped, sound of twinkling stars, falling cats
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I once had an astrobiologist in the back of my cab
Ian Randall reviews Taxi From Another Planet: Conversations with Drivers about Life in the Universe by Charles Cockell
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Giant water striders jump differently, the physics of beer-dancing peanuts
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Impact flashes help protect satellites from space junk, novel uses for ultrasound
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Minecraft adventure explores the solar system, machine learning generates potions worthy of Hogwarts
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Bin the Boffin campaign lights up London, why gravity is weak in the Indian Ocean
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Approaching infinity…and beyond
Siblings Eugenia Viti and Ivan Viti explore the mathematical limits of the everyday
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Shopping trolley could save lives, the bottle bouncing challenge
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How do things work? It all comes down to forces
Karel Green reviews Force: What It Means to Push and Pull, Slip and Grip, Start and Stop by Henry Petroski
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Snakes and Ladders inspired by the future of publishing, ‘plasmonic tongue’ has a taste for maple syrup
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