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Astrophile: Icy Titan spawns tropical cyclones
Saturn's frigid moon Titan may be the only world apart from Earth to experience these miniature hurricanes - powered by its methane-ethane lakes
Giant laser needs a revamp to achieve nuclear fusion
An expert panel advises extending fusion efforts at the huge laser facility in California, but says big changes might be necessary for success
Friday Illusion: How to see the past
Watch a brain trick that shows how our perception can be skewed in time, giving insight into our sense of self
Into the impossible with a father of string theory
Leonard Susskind reflects on the trauma of following Einstein, what it's like to teach nonagenarians, and taking thinking to the edge of untestable
Desperate data about desperate children
Saving the lives of millions of the world's children means shouting louder about disturbing new statistics
First MRI movies capture fetal brain connecting up
Watch the first images of brain activity in a fetus in the womb, revealing bridges forming between different regions
Curiosity offers up first scoop of buried Martian dust
The first sample taken by the Curiosity rover should give offer a glimpse into Mars's past, as the newly exposed rock is free of weathering
Spidey-sense suit tingles when someone gets too close
The SpiderSense suit picks up ultrasonic echoes to tell the wearer how close they are to nearby objects - and lets them navigate without sight
Synthetic llama antibodies soothe arthritis pain
A drug based on tiny antibodies originally found in camels and llamas has proved successful in a small clinical trial against arthritis pain
Mood-sensing smartphone tells your shrink how you feel
An app that listens to your tone of voice to work out your state of mind aims to replace fallible "mood diaries", helping to treat conditions like depression
Major methane release is almost inevitable
A global temperature rise of just 1.5??C destroyed much of Siberia's permafrost, suggesting that large-scale melting is just around the corner
Earth's mantle helps hunt for fifth force of nature
A new long-range force - mediated by curious "unparticles" - could be detected by letting electrons in the mantle affect particles at ground level
Flowers get an electrifying buzz out of visiting bees
Bumblebees can sense the electric fields surrounding flowers and may rely on them to pick the sweetest nectar
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