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Issue 12 includes: home science - from creating your own antimatter using household items, to discovering whether carrots turn you orange · (serious) physics journal article titles · research reveals: why men make better engineers · art + science = cloaca · startling optical illusion · the mobius strip · math and mujahedeen · an introduction to 'introduction to philosophy' · and glorious progress through science in 2005. Be there and be square.

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Sent in by Liz and "the other nerd in the office": Starship Enterprises constructed from floppy disk parts as diagrammed in nerdling issue 8.

nerdling bumped into Dr Karl at the recent Sleek Geek Week tour!

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