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White wine may not really exist

White wine may not really exist

Grapes used to make some of the famed white wines in fact contain anthocyanin pigments that give red wine its colour, which could solve a winemaking mystery

News

Gravity's secret: How relativity meets quantum physics

Physics

Gravity's secret: How relativity meets quantum physics

Features

Europe set to allow individual nations to ban GM crops

Earth

Europe set to allow individual nations to ban GM crops

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DIY device to define the kilogram – using Lego

Physics

DIY device to define the kilogram – using Lego

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Spider Santa: Nicer gift-wrap, better sex

Life

Spider Santa: Nicer gift-wrap, better sex

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Rhyme and reason: Writing poems in computer code

Technology

Rhyme and reason: Writing poems in computer code

Features

Asteroid soil could fertilise farms in space

Life

Asteroid soil could fertilise farms in space

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Alcohol archaeology: I recreate beverages with heritage

Alcohol archaeology: I recreate beverages with heritage

Opinion

Pearls of wisdom: The truth behind common sayings

Pearls of wisdom: The truth behind common sayings

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Man vs sherry trifle: Can I eat myself drunk?

Humans

Man vs sherry trifle: Can I eat myself drunk?

What happens if you try to get mashed on potatoes and sauced on sauce? It's a sobering insight into what really happens to the booze we cook with

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New Scientist 2014 holiday quiz

Regulars

Earth

Storm warning: Can crystal-gazing predict the weather?

Features

Life

The real Oompa-Loompas: Microbes that make chocolate

Features

Life

Born to dance: The animals with natural rhythm

Features