Science Focus Year 2008 Magazine Back Issues

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Welcome to the new age of steam
Snow board gadgets
Prehistoric stargazers
Biorhythm genetics

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Alone in the dark?
Science of seduction Tips from the world's most successful pick-up artist
Diamonds aren't forever Why particle physics predicts the end of everything
The new body snatchers A thriving trade in human remains

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Harder better faster stronger
The wrong stuff what happens when astronauts go bad?
How to hit a wall at 185mph...
10 very odd syndromes explained

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How to build a planet
Cloning meat to eat what's the beef?
21st century lab rat who's experimenting on your avatar?
Bill Bailey ...on Klingon tech and defining nothingness

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Last man standing Are men on the road to extinction?
Is space infinite? ...or do we live in a cosmic doughnut?
Wireless tv Streaming boxes from £130 on test
Could humans evolve wings?

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Superscrapers Engineers are designing a skyscraper that's one mile high. Just how tall can they get?
How to win at online poker
Meet the real Indiana Jones
Deadly space rays

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Space wars Could World War III be waged on the high frontier?
Why don't spiders get stuck in webs?
Could we grow trees on Mars?
Why do drugs have a shelf life?

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Where's my robot? Your mechanised manservant is finally on its way
Nuclear detectives ...on the polonium trail
The brain hackers They can read your mind
Blu-ray players Best HD spinners tested

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NASA's most dangerous mission Behind the scenes with the astronauts prepared to risk it all
Oceans 7 The seven wonders of the sea
How to fix... ...the common cold, baldness, hangovers
Inside the mind of a gang member

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The car of the future Find out what you'll be driving in 2030
Netbooks test Smaller than a laptop, better than a Blackberry
Climate gamble Why we still can't really predict the weather
The nuclear bombs tested indoors

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Welcome to eco-city
Privacy lost Is Google's street view invading your life?
Conspiracy theories The truth is even strangers than you think
Science of success by Malcolm Gladwell

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The science of interrogation
Find out how you'll snuff it Why your fate could be written in your DNA
The car to save the car