Bombendämmerung
John Mueller examines Richard Rhodes' fourth (and final?) book on nuclear bombs
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Between the lines
On the misuse of statistics, the origin of ideas, and the lawless universe
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Creating Gyrangle
Robert P Crease is enthralled by an exotic structure made of 490 hollowed-out triangles
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Exciting structures
Len Fisher reviews Mark Denny's new book "Super Structures" – all you need to know about trusses
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An inordinate fondness for bits
Vlatko Vedral reviews Information and the Nature of Reality by Paul Davies and Niels Henrik Gregersen (eds)
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Pyramid metrologists
Robert P Crease looks at strange attempts to use the Great Pyramid of Giza as a measurement standard
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Between the lines
On string theory, the limits of knowledge and the physics of the piano
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Not just a pretty face
George Musser unravels the mysteries of Calabi–Yau spaces
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Inside Penrose’s universe
Julian Barbour thinks the ideas in Roger Penrose's new book are "implausible"
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A look on the bright side
Roger Bridgman on a new book exploring the impact of the electric light
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