Making sculptures that move
Sculptor and former physicist David Roy explains the joy of spring-driven moving artworks
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Your favourite units
Robert P Crease explains the enduring popularity of non-SI units, including the ox-day, firkin and litre
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Inside the complexity labyrinth
Gordon Fraser takes a guided tour through the science of complexity
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The unsettled heavens
Aaron Leonard enjoys a fictionalized account of a meteorologist's role in the D-Day landings
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Web life: ComplexityBlog.com
ComplexityBlog.com – all you need to know about complexity science
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The giant and the thief
Thomas Levenson describes Newton's battle with arch-counterfeiter William Chaloner
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Priority battles
A dozen years after it was found, the priority dispute over who discovered dark energy lingers on, says Robert P Crease
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Chasing nuclear rainbows
J Samuel Walker describes the tortuous story of radioactive waste in the US
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Web life: Galaxy Zoo Mergers
Galaxy Zoo 2 – the latest incarnation of the mass-participation galaxy hunt
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Worth the time
Paul J Nahin probes the enduring mystery of time
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