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The weak nuclear interaction: the enigmatic fundamental force that makes life possible © Getty Images

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The weak nuclear interaction The enigmatic fundamental force that makes life possible

Why does the clinking sound go down in pitch when I stir sugar into my coffee? © Getty Images

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Why does the clinking sound go down in pitch when I stir sugar into my coffee?

Chris Lintott: Can members of the public do real science? © Getty Images

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Chris Lintott Can members of the public do real science?

Who cleaned the Universe? © Getty Images

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Who cleaned the Universe?

Beer could, quite literally, be fuelling your future summer BBQ © Getty Images

Beer could, quite literally, be fuelling your future summer BBQ

What’s the most dangerous sport? © Getty Images

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What’s the most dangerous sport?

Five recipe books to tantalise your scientific senses © Getty Images

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Science of food 7 recipe books to tantalise your scientific senses

Why do people become aggressive when driving? © Getty Images

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Why do people become aggressive when driving?

Why does time speed up when you get older? © Getty Images

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Why does time speed up when you get older?

Should I squeeze my teabags? © Getty Images

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Should I squeeze my teabags?

How are batteries recycled? © Getty Images

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How are batteries recycled?

How can an electron be both a particle and a wave?

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How can an electron be both a particle and a wave?

How do atoms ‘know’ what other atoms to bond to? © Getty Images

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How do atoms ‘know’ what other atoms to bond to?

Do any other animals have baby teeth and adult teeth? © Getty Images

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Do any other animals have baby teeth and adult teeth?

Everyday science

If a long history of unconscious bias can teach us anything, it’s that faulty thinking can be fatal

David Grimes