Scientific American Year 2008 Magazine Back Issues

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A Grand Plan For Solar Energy
By 2050 It Could Free The U.S. From Foreign Oil And Slash Greenhouse Emissions, Here's How...
Nanotech Power Tiny Devices Reclaim Wasted Energy
Cancer Drug Paradox It Kills Tumors By Repairing Them

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Cellular Invaders: Who Is Inside You?
The Sea - Level Threat From Sliding Ice Sheets
Scanning For Crime AFIO Chips Shrink To Fight Counterfeiters
Science Cities Brazil's Bold Economic And Educational Plans

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Why Prediction Markets Beat Political Polls
Brain Power Beyond Neurons
The End Of Cosmology Evidence Of The Big Bang Is Disappearing As The Universe Expands
Space Wars How Weapons In Orbit Put The Earth At Risk

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How Game Theory Could Stop Sports Doping
How To Regrow Limbs
The Shocking Colors Of Alien Plants
Astronomers Learn How To Spot Life On Worlds Where Plants Would Not Be Green

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How DNA "Switches" Control Evolution
The Dangers Of Nuclear Recycling
The Chaotic Birth Of Planets How Random Collisions And Gravity Slingshots Shape New Solar Systems
Science 2.0 The Risks And Rewards Of Web-Based Research

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Why Does Time Only Move Forward?
Therapies That Beat Breast Cancer
Ethics And Economics Of Climate Change Balancing Current Costs Against Future Well-Being
Meteor Mystery What Really Happened 100 Years Ago In Siberia

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Hands-On Computing: How Multi-Touch Screens Work
Prehistoric Migrations New Genetic Evidence Reveals Clues To The First Human Journeys
Quantum Universe Simple Ways To Create Spacetime
Bodyguard Proteins Fighting Stress But Also Cancer

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China's Smoky Air: The Impact On Children
Running Out Of Water A Six-Point Plan To Avert A Global Crisis
Solar Storms How The Sun Could Damage Power Grids
No - Fog Glass Self - Cleaning Windows Steal Nature's Secret

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Special Issue: Will Technology Kill Privacy
Bug-Bots And Other Spy Gadgets
The Future Of Privacy Can We Safeguard Our Information In A High-Tech, Insecure World?
Internet - Age Wiretapping

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Intelligence Genes: The Elusive Biology Of IQ
Benefits Of The New Web Science
Forget The Big Bang: Now It's The Big Bounce
Quantum Gravity Theory Predicts The Universe Will Never Die

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Plugging Into The Brain
Download New Memories? Control Machines By Thought? Can This Be The Ultimate Computer Interface?
Order From Chaos How Nature "Breaks" The Second Law Of Thermodynamics
Scan Anywhere MRI - Like Machine Becomes Portable

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Crashless Cars: Improving Auto Safety
Magic And The Brain
Icy Enceladus Has Active Geysers - And Perhaps A Hidden Sea That Could Harbor Life
Cyberfraud How To Fail Online "Phishing" Scams