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Selling space trips and adverts may be the brightest way to keep the space station afloat, suggests Mark Peplow.
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A graduate student has just held a much-publicized meeting for time travellers. Sadly no one arrived from the future, although someone did show up in a DeLorean. Mark Peplow asks whether the notion of time travel is a dead issue.
11 May 2005
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Among planetary scientists, the tide is turning, says Mark Peplow.
8 March 2005
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Mark has been online editor of Nature News since July 2008. He was previously the editor of Chemistry World, and before that an online news reporter with Nature from 2004-2006. Mark has a PhD in organometallic chemistry.
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