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10 Sep 2014:
Images from Zaha Hadid Architects explain its design for the Science Museum’s £5m maths gallery, which is due to open in 2016
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6 Jul 2014: Futurists technologies could allow aircraft to heal itself, divide into smaller ones or knock out missiles with direct energy
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6 Jul 2014:
Brian Clegg reveals 21 in-flight facts, from Einstein's influence on GPS to why turbulence is nothing to be scared of
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20 Jun 2014:
From creating carbon-neutral flights to fighting antibiotic resistance, the team debate which 21st century problem should be the focus of the second incarnation of the Longitude Prize
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Gallery (11 pictures),
1 Jun 2014:
The giant disused wind tunnels, once used to test aircraft, which will soon be filled up with art
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1 Jun 2014:
Rowan Moore hails the 'inadvertent art' of the giant disused wind tunnels at Farnborough, in which aircraft were tested, and which will soon be open to the public
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20 May 2014: Athene Donald: The vote to choose between six pressing societal issues for the £10M prize opens later this week, providing a real opportunity for the public to express their collective wish about what really matters
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11 Mar 2014: Confusion surrounds details of missing plane, with discrepancies over time and last position, and odd reference to Mario Balotelli
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12 Feb 2014:
Pair arrested in London as part of anti-fraud agency's investigation into engineering group's dealings in Asia
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Interactive,
21 Jan 2014:
To mark 100 years of passenger air travel, our stunning interactive uses live data to show every one of the thousands of commercial planes currently in the air, charts the history of aviation since 1914, and asks what comes next for the industry
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16 Jan 2014: Pentagon confirms test of aircraft, dubbed the WU-14 and intended to hit targets at speeds of Mach 10
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5 Oct 2013:
Nasa facing backlash from US researchers due to rejection of Chinese nationals from conference
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27 Sep 2013: Three years in, the service has more than 4,000 'ultra high net worth' users and is working on a new £5m funding round. By Alex Hern
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23 Aug 2013: Review hears that design flaw in firing handle or in parachute may have been responsible for death of Sean Cunningham
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14 Aug 2013:
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 14 August 1908 Following demonstration at Le Mans, French aviators concede that aircraft made by Americans is superior to their designs
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