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The chemical arms race changed warfare forever
The German army is often depicted as an epic, unstoppable machine. There’s no doubt that, at the outbreak of the First World War, it was the most formidably organised military force on the planet – bu
Every home has an armoury of liquids to combat stains and leave surfaces germfree. But how do they do their job?
On a muggy night in late August 1940, Hinnerk Waller’s fraying tether had finally snapped. Relentlessly deployed in the Battle of Britain as part of the Luftwaffe fighter wing JG 52, Waller was paying
Could lessons from the last great conflict help the democratic world triumph over the rise in autocratic power?
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Take a tour of a classroom laboratory and discover how your school’s scientific instruments work
