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The Guardian - Science
The Guardian - Science
Friday the 17th of May 2013
Spacewatch: Solar maximum
- 16:00
Zombie climate sceptic theories survive only in newspapers and on TV | Graham Readfearn
- 11:00
Book reviews roundup: Perilous Question, Big Brother and The Serpent's Promise
- 10:30
Obama's Arctic strategy sets off a climate time bomb | Nafeez Ahmed
- 10:30
Nasa’s OSIRIS-REx to determine chance of asteroid colliding with Earth - video
- 10:30
Children transcribe ancient texts in citizen science project - video
- 10:30
The week in wildlife – in pictures
- 09:30
Royal Society Young People's Book Prize shortlist announced | @GrrlScientist
- 08:30
Guardian Books podcast: Science, religion and the paranormal
- 08:30
Global warming has not stalled, insists world's best-known climate scientist
- 08:00
Challenge, don't worship, the chiefs and high priestesses of science
- 07:30
UK science is falling behind in the global race | Matthew Brown
- 07:00
The west's hidden propaganda machine | Eliane Glaser
- 05:00
King Richard III facial model goes on display in Leicester
- 05:00
Element of the week: radium | video | @GrrlScientist
- 03:30
Just say no to impact factors
- 02:00
Brain-controlling magnets: how do they work? | Dean Burnett
- 01:30
Thursday the 16th of May 2013
Youngsters use dementia drugs to boost brain power, survey finds
- 19:30
IVF could be revolutionised by new technique, says clinic
- 18:30
Letters: Boycott of Israel is a personal choice
- 15:30
Kepler space telescope 'isn't down-and-out just yet' – Nasa
- 13:31
Electric shocks to brain help students solve maths problems, scientists say
- 12:30
Dinosaurs on film – fun, fiction and failures
- 11:31
Legal highs flooding UK pose immense overdose risk, warns drugs tsar
- 11:31
Atlas 5 GPS satellite worth $121m launches into orbit – video
- 10:30
Google, there's no such thing as 'the perfect map' | Jerry Brotton
- 08:30
Joe Farman obituary
- 08:01
World’s most comprehensive guide to primates - in pictures
- 08:01
The need for critical science journalism
- 07:00
The aliens are already here – share your pictures and videos
- 06:30
Nasa's Kepler telescope failure is not the end of searching for another Earth
- 06:00
Survey finds 97% climate science papers agree warming is man-made | Dana Nuccitelli
- 01:00
Wednesday the 15th of May 2013
Search for alien planets in peril as wheels fall off Kepler mission
- 22:50
Climate research nearly unanimous on human causes, survey finds
- 18:20
In praise of … clouts | Editorial
- 17:50
Beating human heart cells produced from skin - video
- 13:20
British maker of death penalty drugs adds new restrictions for US buyers
- 12:50
Eyewitness: Earth from space
- 11:50
Human embryonic stem cells created from adult tissue for first time
- 11:50
North Dakota abortion clinic launches legal bid to combat new state laws
- 11:02
Scarlet macaw genome sequenced | @GrrlScientist
- 10:58
Are there any other names for Earth?
- 09:31
The UK's first anti-ageing fair: not all Botox and miracle fillers
- 09:31
Angelina's breasts and the public ownership of body parts | Dean Burnett
- 09:31
Has the universe got a top and bottom?
- 09:31
The US-EU trade deal could take Monsanto's GM crops off the table | Heidi Moore
- 09:01
Malaria: finding a preventive strategy that African countries can afford
- 07:00
Psychology uses 'registered replication reports' to improve reliability | Suzi Gage
- 07:00
Readers suggest the 10 best ... physicists
- 07:00
What is the logic for logical reasoning? | Andrew Brown
- 07:00
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