Scientific American Year 1994 Magazine Back Issues

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Searching For Strange Quark Matter.
A Glimplse At How Sex Evolved.
The War On Cancer: It's Being Lost.
An Even Break Of The Rack Creates An Intractable Problem: Calculating The Paths The Balls Will Take.

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Do Aerosols Slow Climatic Warming?
Halting The Spread Of AIDS.
Can Particle Physics Come Back?
Digital Forgery Can Create Photographic Evidence For Events That Never Happened.

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Visiting Yourself In The Past.
Rewriting The Genes.
Information Highwaymen.
In The Deep Atlantic, Nautile Hunts For Clues To The Forces That Make Continents Drift.

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The Dilemmas Of Prostate Cancer.
The Real Culprit In U.S. Economic Ills.
Watching The Mind At Work.

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Biology And Homosexuality: A Debate.
The Crisis In Air - Traffic Control.
How Our Species Came To Be.
Quantum Cat In Schrodinger's Thought Experiment Gets A Reprieve From A Rival Theory.

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Was There A Race To The Moon?
How The Brain Makes Emotional Memories.
Genetic Testing: Boon Or Bane?
Starfire Laser Beam Creates A Guide Star For Adjusting A Flexible Telescope Mirror.

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How Cancers Defeat Drug Therapy.
Re-Creating The Origin Of Life.
Can Science Study Consciousness?
The Moon Was Born When A Mars-Size Planetoid Collided With The Young Earth.

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Red Tides - A Growing Hazard.
The Extreme Ultraviolet Universe.
SQUIDs For Ultrafaint Signals
The Daily Grind Of Preparing Flour Left Its Mark On Neolithic Bones.

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Conquering Lyme Disease.
The Crisis In Software.
What Causes Deep Earthquakes?
The Past Preserved - A Tomb Painting Copied By A Member Of Napoleon's Army.

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Life In The Universe
Carl Sagan, Stephen Jay Gould, Marvin Minsky, Steven Weinberg
Other Major Contributors Claude Allegre, William Calvin, Robert Kates, Robert Kirshner, Richard Kron
Leslie Orgel, James Peebles, Stephen Schneider, David Schramm, Edwin Turner

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Safeguarding Computer Networks.
M.C. Escher's Visual Mathematics.
Solving The Mystery Of Meningitis.

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NASA'S Latest View Of The Earth.
Fossil Hunters In The Gobi.
Future Medicines Made Of DNA.
Sleek And Efficient, New Cars Will Have Fuel-Saving Features Both Inside And Out.