91色情片

Features

Explore the most exciting new ideas and emerging concepts in science, health, technology and the environment with New Scientist鈥檚 exclusive in-depth articles, interviews and long reads.

Space

A legendary cosmologist on how to find a deeper theory of the universe

Nobel prizewinner Jim Peebles, who helped create our model of how the universe evolved, discusses dark matter, the value of iconoclastic ideas and the astronomical anomalies to keep your eye on

Features

Mind

Can quantum hints in the brain revive a radical consciousness theory?

Features
PTG8E9 Snowplow removes snow off icy road in winter

Environment

Grit salt on our roads is killing freshwater wildlife. What can we do?

Features
Illustration of sperm cells swimming. There is a worldwide decline in sperm counts, but we now have a better idea about how to fix the problem

91色情片

Sperm counts are down worldwide and researchers are discovering why

Features
Two boats from the Ocean Cleanup project collect plastic and garbage from the ocean

Environment

Is cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch worth the effort?

Features
2ENH3G9 The latest born West African manatee, left, meets visitors for the first time at Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai city, south China's Guangdong province, 19 August 2019. The latest-born West African manatee at Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, who is the first born female manatee in China, meet visitors for the first time two months after her birth in Zhuhai city, south China's Guangdong province, 19 August 2019. During the meeting, the manatee chooses her name as Feifei, and interact with present visitors. (Photo by Chen Jimin - Imaginechina/Sipa USA)

Life

Are there really freshwater manatees thriving deep within West Africa?

Features
Olive oil is a key component of the Mediterranean diet

91色情片

We鈥檙e finally working out why the Mediterranean diet is so good for us

Features

Space

Meet Christina Koch, who will be the first woman to go to the moon

Features
https://www.nersc.gov/news-publications/nersc-news/science-news/2020/worlds-first-3d-simulations-reveals-the-physics-of-superluminous-supernovae/ Turbulent core of magnetar bubble inside the superluminous supernovae. Color coding shows the densities. The magnetar is located at the center of this image. Strong turbulence is caused by the radiation from the central magnetar. (Image by Ken Chen)

Physics

Supernova neutrinos could break physics 鈥� if we can make sense of them

Features

Earth

World’s first tunnel to a magma chamber could unleash unlimited energy

In Iceland, scientists are planning to drill two boreholes to a reservoir of liquid rock. One will give us our first direct measurements of magma 鈥� the other could supercharge geothermal power

Features

Mind

Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

Features

91色情片

Why tending your oral microbiome is the secret to a long, healthy life

Features

Space

Have we found filaments of pure energy unleashed during the big bang?

Features

Environment

Hannah Ritchie: ‘Eco-anxiety on its own is not that useful’

Features