New Scientist
- Google+ to shut down after 500,000 people?s personal details exposed
- Home of the gentle giants: How humans live with Galapagos tortoises
- Ancient ?living fossil? fish has scales that act as adaptable armour
- Falling rocks can explode so hard that only nuclear weapons beat them
- What is ?problem internet use? and is it really a problem?
- Three people had their brains wired together so they could play Tetris
- Economics Nobel prize given for putting a price tag on climate change
- Hubble Space Telescope taken out of action by faulty gyroscopes
- Front-runner in Brazil?s election wants to pull out of climate treaty
- What you need to know about the big UN climate report out today
- Naysayers rise to the top because we naturally treat them as leaders
- Jupiter?s moon Europa may have a belt of 15-metre-tall ice spikes
- Spaces and Politics of Motherhood review ? Truths about breastfeeding
- Swallowing a vibrating capsule could help relieve constipation
- Hundreds of tonnes of UK hospital waste piles up including human limbs
- People in Chile are currently evolving the ability to digest goat milk
- What you need to know about the big UN climate report out next week
- Conquer your fear of public speaking by practising in virtual reality
- IVF success boosted by drug that helps embryos implant in the womb
- How should we control the power to genetically eliminate a species?
- Hundreds of physicists condemn sexist talk at CERN on women in physics
- We?ve spotted the shock wave from an invisible explosion in space
- Wind farms do affect climate ? but they don?t cause global warming
- Cassini revealed three big surprises before diving into Saturn
- First known exomoon could be a baffling monster the size of Neptune
- Tree rings reveal plague hit medieval Europe?s construction industry
- Smartphone with a finger crawls across the table to stroke your wrist
- Nobody can agree about antidepressants' Here?s what you need to know
- Faecal swaps could help stop heart transplants from being rejected
- Cargo ships through the Arctic may cool the region with pollution
Saturday, 20 October 2018