New Scientist

◆ How the science of friendships can help make yours better

◆ Why you should assume that even the simplest animals are conscious

◆ What is a mindset and can you cultivate a better one?

◆ This daringly experimental thriller is a puzzle-lover's delight

◆ At last, we are discovering what quantum computers will be useful for

◆ X-ray boosting fabric could make mammograms less painful

◆ Mathematicians create a tetrahedron that always lands on the same side

◆ Why are the physical constants of the universe so perfect for life?

◆ How metaphysics probes hidden assumptions to make sense of reality

◆ The bold plan to save a vital ocean current with giant parachutes

◆ These rocks are probably the last remains of Earth's early crust

◆ Our verdict on The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley: A thumbs up

◆ Read an extract from Adam Roberts's far future-set Lake of Darkness

◆ Why Adam Roberts set out to write a sci-fi utopia, not a dystopia

◆ Dramatic Edward Burtynsky image shows stark desert divide

◆ A new book reveals the deep flaws in our natural history museums

◆ Mystery fireball spotted plummeting to Earth over the US

◆ Ash trees are rapidly evolving some resistance to ash dieback disease

◆ Deep sleep seems to lead to more eureka moments

◆ Nearly a third of Tuvaluans have applied for climate migration visa

◆ Extreme winter weather isn't down to a wavier jet stream

◆ Forget the Terminators, our robot future may be squishy and fun

◆ What sleep scientists recommend doing to fall asleep more easily

◆ Spiders that get eaten after sex are picky about mates. You don't say

◆ Why climate change fades into the background – and how to change that

◆ Spellbinding debut book explores the marvels of our brains

◆ Independent estimate of Gaza deaths is higher than official figures

◆ Ancient mammoth-tusk boomerang is twice as old as we thought

◆ Gastric bypass surgery may cut the risk of bowel cancer

◆ How might society react to babies with two genetic fathers?

Scientific American

◆ Weather Forecasters Lose Crucial Hurricane Detection Microwave Satellite Data

◆ Solar-Powered Slug Steals Chloroplasts and Stores Them for Emergency Food

◆ Meditation's Benefits Stretch Beyond the Person Who Meditates

◆ New Proof Dramatically Compresses Space Needed for Computation

◆ Could the Solar System Lose a Planet to a Passing Star?

◆ Creating Bird Flu Vaccines for Humans at a Biosecure Laboratory

◆ Does Using ChatGPT Really Change Your Brain Activity?

◆ These Actions Could Make Vaccines Safer. But RFK, Jr., Isn't Pursuing Them

◆ A Gigantic Megacomet Is Erupting as It Zooms through the Solar System

◆ Heat Domes Are Hotter and Lingering Longer-Because of the Arctic

◆ Math Enthusiasts Unite to Have Rover Calculate Pi on the Moon

◆ What Is Thimerosal? Why Most Vaccines Don't Contain Mercury Anymore

◆ Archaeologists Recreate Prehistoric Tools to Build a Canoe for 140-Mile Ocean Voyage

◆ Use Summer Break to Build Closer Bonds with Your Children

◆ Trump Administration Ousts National Science Foundation from Headquarters Building

◆ Sexual Synesthesia Paints the World in Color at the Moment of Orgasm

◆ When Do Babies Become Conscious?

◆ A Sodom and Gomorrah Story Shows Scientific Facts Aren't Settled by Public Opinion

◆ See Vaccine Recommendations Backed by Science in These Handy Charts

◆ How Bird Flu Went from Devastating Poultry Farms to Infecting Dairy Herds

◆ How Perfectionism Hurts Parents and Their Kids

◆ How to Keep Your Home Cool in Extreme Heat

◆ Did the U.S. Really Destroy Iran's Nuclear Program?

◆ Dark Matter ‘Droplets' Could Solve Multiple Cosmic Mysteries

◆ To Make Better Choices, Understand How Your Brain Processes Values

◆ The Hidden Game Theory of Sherlock Holmes

◆ NASA's Psyche Spacecraft, Exploring Solar System Origins, Is Back on Track after Thrusters Lost Power

◆ AI and Data Centers Could Cut More Climate-Change-Causing Emissions Than They Create

◆ Orcas' Social Skin-Care Routine Uses Kelp as a Tool

◆ How H5N1 Went from an Illness in Wild Birds to a Global Pandemic Threat

BBC Science/Nature

◆ Shoots of hope for Britain's cherished ash trees

◆ Work begins to create artificial human DNA from scratch

◆ World's oldest boomerang doesn't actually come back

◆ Dog-sized dinosaur that ran around feet of giants discovered

◆ This burger was made from cow cells in a lab. Should it really be served in restaurants?

◆ India sends its first astronaut into space in 41 years

◆ River pollution suffocating the sea, campaigners say

◆ First celestial image unveiled from revolutionary telescope

◆ Plastic bag bans and fees curb US shoreline litter, study suggests

◆ Killer whales make kelp tools to 'massage' each other

◆ Huge Roman 'jigsaw' reveals 2,000-year-old wall paintings

◆ Three years left to limit warming to 1.5C, leading scientists warn

◆ England needs more hosepipe bans and smart water meters - watchdog

◆ 'Forever chemical' found in all but one of tested UK rivers

◆ Warning over 'dirty secret' of toxic chemicals on farmers' fields

◆ Oceans cannot become 'wild west', warns UN chief

◆ UK proposes wider ban on destructive ocean bottom trawling

◆ William warns ocean life 'diminishing before our eyes'

◆ Most new build homes must have solar panels - Miliband

◆ UK's muddy saltmarshes vital to tackle climate change, report finds

◆ Planning change to make installing heat pump easier for millions

◆ Glacier collapse buries most of Swiss village

◆ Cats distinguish owner's smell from stranger's, study finds

◆ Environmental rules reviewed for small housebuilders

◆ 'Our homes were taken for a road that was never built'

◆ Watch: Loose pigeons cause havoc on plane before take-off

◆ Battle begins over new homes approved in historic village without sewage capacity

◆ Soviet-era spacecraft 'likely' to have re-entered Earth's atmosphere

◆ The truth about life on other planets - and what it means for humans

◆ Astronauts Butch and Suni finally back on Earth

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