Scientific American Year 2016 Magazine Back Issues

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Rings Of A Super Saturn
On/Off Switch For Genes
Can We Really Capture Carbon?
The Brain's GPS Pathfinding Networks Tell Us Where We Are - And Help To Form New Memories

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Power Of The Infant Brain
Can Africa's Population Rise To Six Billion?
Taste Receptors Fight Disease
The Search For Planet X Is It Hidden In The Solar System's Outer Reaches?

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The Puzzle Of Dark Energy
Climate Refugees Of Syria
The Brain's Garbage Disposal
Mystery Human Enigmatic Bones Found In South Africa Are Stirring A Debate About Our Origins

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The Neutron Enigma
Overrunning The Galapagos
Compute With Living Cells
Stone Age Brains Toolmaking Shaped How Our Minds Think Today

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The Maddening Sense Of Itch
How To Connect A Quantum Computer
Replenishing Africa's Soil
Born Of Chaos How Raging Bouts Of Interplanetary Destruction Built Our Solar System

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What Fuels Bizarre Stellar Explosions?
Looming Security Threat: Climate Change
The Fog Of Agent Orange
Rise Of The Mammals Our Ancestors Began To Flourish Long Before Dinosaurs Died Out

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Our Place In The Cosmos
Oil, Gas And Earthquakes
Tracking The Elusive Tiger
Better Brains From Games

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Secret To Olympian Speed
A "Macroscope" For Humanity's Health
Should All Kids Learn To Code?
The Emptiest Place In Space A Pocket Of (Almost) Nothing Tells Us Something About The Cosmos

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Special Issue - 9 Key Questions About Our Future
We Are Remaking Our World And Ourselves. What's Next?

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Plantary Science Under The Sea Of Enceladus
Health Pills Made Just For You
Climate The Truth About El Niño
See - Through Brain A New Look At How We're Wired To Think

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Entangled Black Holes
The Obscure Quantum Phenomenon Offers Tantalizing Clues To The Nature Of Spact
Growing Human Organs In Animals
Evolution In Action

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A Battery That Eats Carbon
Clothes That Cool
Predicting Poverty
The (Unhackable) Quantum Internet