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All for one one for all – Damned for decades as quaint and wrong-headed, the notion of the superorganism is being reinterpreted in the light of modern complexity theory. Roger Lewin investigates

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Blue revolutionaries

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Internet in the sky

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A fast rain’s going to fall – They’re unbelievably powerful and they seem to come from nowhere. Hazel Muir explores the weird world of high-energy cosmic rays

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Australia’s date with destiny

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Think maths

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Take a deep breath and blow

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No pain, more gain

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101 things to do with an old oil rig – Melt it down as scrap? Turn it into a casino? Slice it up and use the bits as oil tanks? Fred Pearce sorts through Shell’s options for disposing of Brent Spar

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Is there anybody out there?

The view that life is widespread in the Milky Way is gaining ground, yet ET has so far proved elusive. New Scientist talks to an astronomer who thinks he knows why

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A tank of the cold stuff – Hydrogen has long been touted as the fuel of the future. If German car makers are to be believed, that future is just a few years away, says Rob Edwards

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What goes up. . . – In 1998 NASA is planning the maiden flight of an experimental rocket-plane that must endure the intense heat of re-entry and take off again 24 hours after landing. Ben Iannotta reports

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Racing to euphoria

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Young blood NEW LIFE

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