Scientific American Year 2005 Magazine Back Issues

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Best- Kept Secrets Unbreakable Quantum Encryption Has Arrived
Reanimating A Killer To Stop Flu Pandemics
A Cosmic Midlife Crisis
Computers That Learn Your Priorities

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Giant Questions Surround A Child-Size Species From Just 13,000 Years Ago The Littlest Human
How Ulcer Germs Can Be Good For You
Nanotube Fabric For Microelectronics
Hardwiring Memories Into Your Brain

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Taming Lupus - Last Of The Wild Equids - The Genius Of Nikola Tesla
Did Humans Stop An Ice Age? 8,000 Years Of Global Warming
Fuel - Cell Cars: The Future May Be Stuck In Neutral
Virtual Smallpox In A Real City

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What Flips The Magnetic Poles? The Answer Lurks In The Earth's Geodynamo
Superconductor Breaks The Rules
The Splice Of Life: Why Humans Don't Need More Genes
New Painkillers From A Toxic Snail

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Mimic The Nervous System With Neuromorphic Chips
Differences In Male And Female Brains
The Weird Warmth Of Asteroids
Stopping An Invisible Epidemic

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Suspended Animation The Preservation Of Life Is No Longer A Fantasy
The Overblown Obesity Epidemic
Traps That Catch Antimatter Atoms
Teaching Computers To Sound More Like People

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Carbon Trap What Burying Co2 Can Do To Reduce Global Warming
The Many Faces Of Mars
Virtual Archaeology Out West
New Clues Help Fight Parkinson's

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Is The Universe Out Of Tune? Bad Harmonies In The Microwave Music Defy Theory
Growing Test - Tube Teeth
Chameleon Circuits And Morphware
How The Mind Grasps Symbols

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A Plan For A Bright Future Beyond 2050
The Human Race Is At A Unique Turning Point. Will We Choose To Create The Best Of All Possible World
Crossroads For Planet Earth
The Population Peak - Energy Solutions

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Odd DNA Reveals Secrets Of Human Evolution, Migration And Survival Tracking Mutations
The Forgotten Era Of Brain - Control Chips
Building A Better Bomb Detector
Ancient Crystals From The Earth's First Continents

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The Illusion Of Gravity Holographic Physics Might Explain Nature's Most Baffling Force
The Two - Billion - Year - Old Nuclear Reactor
The First Drug From Transgenic Animals
Nanotech Wires And The Future Of Computing

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Echoes Of Black Holes What Is Spacetime? Experimental Models Hint That It Could Be a Kind Of Fluid
Neuroscience The Brain Of A Memory Savant
Malaria What Must Be Done Today To Stop It
Evolution How Fins Became Feet