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Is it a bridge? Is it a ferry? No, it's the Newport Transporter
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Vaccine dreams: A trip to Oxford to see a biscuit tin, some bed pans and ChAdOx1 nCov-19
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Western Approaches Museum: WRENs, wargames, and victory in the Atlantic
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The Eigiau Dam Disaster: Deluges and deceit at the dawn of hydroelectric power
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The Wight stuff: Marconi and the island, when working remotely on wireless comms meant something very different
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Rewriting the checklists: 50 years since Apollo 13 reported it 'had a problem' – and boffins saved the day
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Come kneel with us at UK's Cathedral, er, Oil Rig of the Canal: Engineering masterpiece Anderton Boat Lift
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German scientists, Black Knights and the birthplace of British rocketry
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Talking a Blue Streak: The ambitious, quiet waste of the Spadeadam Rocket Establishment
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Orford Ness: Military secrets and unique wildlife on the remote Suffolk coast
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The Central Telegraph Office was serving spam 67 years before vikings sang about it on telly
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What made a super high-tech home in Victorian England? Hydroelectric witchery, for starters
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Are you aware of the gravity of the situation on Mars? Why yes, say boffins: We rejigged Curiosity to measure it
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Blueprint of modern construction can be found in a tech cluster... of 19th century England
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Mirror mirror on sea wall, spot those airships, make Kaiser bawl
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Take-off crash 'n' burn didn't kill the Concorde, it was just too bloody expensive to maintain
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Fancy a viaduct? We have a wrought Victorian iron marvel to sell you
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Life's a beach – then you're the comms nexus of the British Empire and Marconi-baiting hax0rs
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Worcestershire's airborne electronics warfare wonderland
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Hotter than the Sun: JET – Earth’s biggest fusion reactor, in Culham
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Fancy that! Craft which float over everything on a cushion of air
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Everything you never knew about mail: The Postal Museum opens
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Reg reader turns Geek's Guides to Britain into Geek's Map of Britain
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Extreme trainspotting on Britain's highest (and windiest) railway
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Lochs, rifle stocks and two EPIC sea gates: Thomas Telford's Highland waterway
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Going underground: The Royal Mail's great London train squeeze
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Turing, Hauser, Sinclair – haunt computing's Cambridge A-team stamping ground
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Avoiding Liverpool was the aim: All aboard the world's ONLY moving aqueduct
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Inside Electric Mountain: Britain's biggest rechargeable battery
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The field at the centre of the universe: Cambridge's outdoor pulsar pusher
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Come on kids, let's go play in the abandoned nuclear power station
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Bletchley Park remembers 'forgotten genius' Gordon Welchman
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Bookworms' Weston mecca: The Oxford institution with a Swindon secret
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Rock reboot and the Welsh windy wonder: Centre for Alternative Technology
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Get thee behind me, Satanic mills! Robert Owen's Scottish legacy
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The Great Barrier Relief – Inside London's heavy metal and concrete defence act
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Planet killer: Ex-army officer's Welsh space-rock mission
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Taming the Thames – The place that plugged London's Great Stink
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Bridge, ship 'n' tunnel – the Brunels' hidden Thames trip
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Saturn's rings, radio waves ... poetry? At home with Scotland's Mr Physics
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Marconi: The West of England's very own Italian wireless pioneer
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Suffering satellites! Goonhilly's ARTHUR REBORN for SPAAAACE
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Kingston's aviation empire: From industry firsts to Airfix heroes
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Article Removed
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Drivers? Where we’re going, we don’t need drivers…
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Measure for measure: We visit the most applied-physicist-rich building in the UK
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IBM Hursley Park: Where Big Blue buries the past, polishes family jewels
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Mosquitoes, Comets and Vampires: The de Havilland Museum
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How the UK's national memory lives in a ROBOT in Kew
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Meet the world's one-of-a-kind ENORMO barge-bowling bridge of Falkirk
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