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Where does climate science go from here? The Copenhagen talks were a dud. Stolen e-mail correspondence has embarrassed some leading climatologists. If the science is settled and the threat is urgent, why has global warming become a soap opera? To find out
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Brian Greene says string theory is still scientific even if it's not falsifiable.
- Mar 9
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Hints: John Glenn had one on his historic flight. The colors were added to distinguish distance from the camera.
- Mar 9
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