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Review: Galileo's Dream by Kim Stanley Robinson

The Mars trilogy author trains his telescope on Galileo, from the great man's work on mechanics and astronomy to his clash with the church – and there's a sci-fi twist

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Review: <i>Froth!</i> by Mark Denny

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Review: Froth! by Mark Denny

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Review: Cold by Bill Streever

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Review: The Twitter Book by Tim O'Reilly and Sarah Milstein

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Review: <i>The Solar Century</i> edited by Jeremy Leggett

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Review: The Solar Century edited by Jeremy Leggett

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Review: <i>Addiction</i> by Gene Heyman

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Review: Addiction by Gene Heyman

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Review: 59 Seconds by Richard Wiseman

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Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side

Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side

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Review: Penguins on Mars, CD by Guitares Cinématiques

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Review: <i>The Root of Thought</i> by Andrew Koob

Life

Review: The Root of Thought by Andrew Koob

In the study of brain cells, neurons have always hogged the limelight, even though glial cells make up 90 per cent of the brain – could they have a more important role?

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Review: An Orchard Invisible by Jonathan Silvertown

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Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side

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Win the best science books of the year

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Review: Shortlist for the Royal Society Prize for Science Books 2009

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