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Finally, a perfume to give you that distinct whiff of Neanderthal

Your chance to own an olfactory journey deep into humanity’s fragrant past, plus a black hole in the post and the people named after chemical elements, in Feedback’s weekly round-up

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Aside from our perception, how can we know that time exists?

More attempts to explain why time might be real rather than just a figment of our imaginations

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Could we run out of musical note combinations? (continued)

One reader nails this question by introducing the inimitable piece 4’33” by composer John Cage, which contains no notes at all

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When is the right time to panic?

We are often told that "now is not the time to panic" when a crisis is looming or happening. When is the right time to panic?

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Can Britain become a space pioneer?

The UK government wants to place Britain in the first rank of the world’s space industry. So how can the country make the transition from global to galactic?

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