New Scientist
We now know why some poos float and others sink
Experiments with mouse and human faeces have provided the most definitive proof yet that gas-produci...
How to tell the difference between a regular black...
Physicists have worked out how to see whether a black hole is actually a wormhole that could theoret...
Climate negotiations are in disarray as COP27 ente...
Talks in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, are running well behind schedule, with discussions on key areas suc...
Roger Penrose: "Consciousness must be beyond compu...
The mathematician shares his latest theories on quantum consciousness, the structure of the universe...
Feeding cows hemp makes them ‘high’ and their milk...
Cows fed waste hemp from the cannabis industry produce the psychoactive compound THC in their milk a...
Nuclear fusion reactions create unexpectedly high-...
Burning plasma fusion reactions, which have only recently been created, are producing higher-energy ...
Early humans may have cooked fish in ovens 780,000...
The remains of fish teeth at an archaeological site in Israel appear to have been cooked with contro...
Secretive US space plane X-37B lands after record ...
The X-37B has returned to Earth after more than two years in orbit, breaking its previous record – w...
What is 'loss and damage' and how is it informed b...
Advances in attribution science mean we can pin the blame for extreme weather on polluting nations, ...
Australia’s life expectancy has risen to third-hig...
A child born in Australia today is expected to live until the age of 84.3, giving the nation the thi...
Honeybees are living half as long as they were 50 ...
The lifespan of bees raised in US laboratories is half what it was in the 1970s, suggesting there ma...
The microbial gunk that hardens on teeth is reveal...
Plaque fossilises while we are still alive. Now, dental calculus is giving up the secrets of our anc...
