Life
The fabulous realm of the deep
Features
This week's magazine
12 November 2005
Issue 2525
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Life
Intelligent Design trial is over
Judge John Jones now aims to decide by 1 January whether teaching ID in US science classes violates the US constitution
News
Earth
Alaska waits for oil outcome
News
It just gets better
News
Environment
Lemur named after Monty Python star
News
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Television adverts for antidepressants cause anxiety
News
Space
Japanese asteroid probe fails dress rehearsal
News
Space
Space tourist instigates a costume drama
News
60 Seconds
News
The bioweapon is in the post
News
Technology
If a nuclear convoy should crash聟
News
Space
Don’t nuke deadly asteroids 鈥� tow them
News
Soundbites
News
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Is home test for HIV a good idea?
News
Earth
UK wind power takes a battering
News
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We have a bird flu plan, but will it work?
News
Space
Distance to Andromeda pinned down
News
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Anti-HIV gene goes back millennia
News
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Mild heart defect may cause migraine with aura
News
Earth
Mega-icebergs may drive penguin evolution
News
Earth
Caterpillars keep volcanic slopes bare
News
Physics
Swelling wormhole could engulf the universe
News
Earth
End of the road for peat paths
News
Life
Dying beetles go out with a bang
News
Technology
UK gearing up for nuclear revival
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Earth
Flawed levees no match for Hurricane Katrina
News
Technology
Ethical firms back internet freedom of expression
News
Technology
The shocking use of police stun guns
News
Technology
Shoot a picture first, focus later
News
Technology
Spoonful of sugar makes biofuel greener
News
Opinion
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Editorial: The peril of genes for sale
Terrorists may be able to take their murderous campaigns to a frightening new level 鈥� we must act now to keep deadly DNA out of their hands
Opinion
Technology
Hey governments, hands off the internet
Opinion
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Interview: The most dangerous job in Nigeria
Opinion
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How big drug companies cash in on Africa
Opinion
Features
Life
The fabulous realm of the deep
The deep sea is by far the largest 鈥� and harshest 鈥� habitat on the planet, and everywhere we look we find new wonders to behold
Features
Environment
Deep sea special: The undiscovered oceans
Features
Environment
Deep sea special: Springtime in the abyss
Features
Environment
Deep sea special: The curious afterlife of whales
Features
Physics
The great fusion experiment
Features
Earth
Histories: The day the gold rush stopped
Features
More
Life
In the Company of Crows and Ravens
They're smart and savvy, but very scary. New Scientist explores the gothic charm of crows and their kind, revealed in a new book
Books & Arts
Life
The word: Connectome
Regulars
Life
The Naming of Names by Anna Povord
Books & Arts
Life
Twilight of the Mammoths by Paul S Martin
Books & Arts
Mind
Mind readers of the 21st century
Careers
Mind
What’s hot?
Careers
