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Plus 1000 — Mathematical lives

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1089 and all that
Why do so many people say they hate mathematics, asks David Acheson? The truth, he says, is that most of them have never been anywhere near it, and that mathematicians could do more to change this perception - perhaps by emphasising the element of surprise that so often accompanies mathematics at its best.
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Mission to Mars
The geometry says that now is the right time for a mission to Mars.
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