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Science 1 July 2005:
Vol. 309. no. 5731, pp. 78 - 102
DOI: 10.1126/science.309.5731.78b

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From the nature of the cosmos to the nature of societies, the following 100 questions span the sciences.

Additional Questions: John S. Weisert; Science Online, 1 Jul 2005 [Full text]
A shocking set of questions: Anthony Staines; Science Online, 6 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Why do we sleep: Eugene L Mosher; Science Online, 6 Jul 2005 [Full text]
What about x?: Blake W Thomas; Science Online, 20 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Why is time different from other dimensions?: Ralph E Frost; Science Online, 6 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Music Deserves Its Own Question: Philip J Dorrell; Science Online, 6 Jul 2005 [Full text]
The Really Big Question: Robert J. Dattoli; Science Online, 20 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Another question: Romulo C. Ramos; Science Online, 8 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Major question not addressed: Robert H. Reisner; Science Online, 8 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Yet one more question.: John R. Brown; Science Online, 12 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Earth's reversal of magnetic fields linked to the sun's reversal of field: Christian J Landau; Science Online, 22 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Sub-Saharan Africa needs clean water and good food, grown locally: Chris J Landau; Science Online, 22 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Re: Music Deserves Its Own Question: Wylie Cox; Science Online, 22 Jul 2005 [Full text]
The most fundamental question: Edward W Werb; Science Online, 22 Jul 2005 [Full text]
Food for thought on plant immunity: Daniel Bigg; Science Online, 9 Aug 2005 [Full text]
Re: What about x?: Carlos Linares López; Science Online, 9 Aug 2005 [Full text]

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