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Einstein’s theory of general relativity turns 100 years old. Will there ever be another theory like it, or another scientist like Einstein? Plus, we discuss International Years as news pegs.
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This week, super-high-res ultrasound, the amazing world of soils, and five classic books about sustainability.
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This week, a nursery for big baby planets, meddling with taste perception, China’s mega water transfer plan, and the 100th anniversary of general relativity.
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This week, storms on Twitter over sexism in science, porous liquids, and the long relationship between humans and bees.
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Futures is Nature's weekly science fiction slot. Shamini Bundell reads you her favourite from October, 'Staff meeting, as seen by the spam filter' by Alex Shvartsman.
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This week, spontaneously jumping droplets, growing an economy without trashing the environment, and dealing with an onslaught of data as all our gadgets become internet-enabled.
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This week, how cancers spread, the hallmarks of bipolar disorder in the brain, and making carbon dioxide useful.
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Astronomer quits over sexual harassment investigation, reporting on the abstract world of mathematics, and science in fashion.
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This week, a dying solar system just like ours, the effect of temperature on the economy, and electricity-eating bacteria.
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This week, ancient human teeth found in China, cooperating in climate negotiations, and a humble worm surprises scientists.
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