New Scientist - Issue 3445, July 01, 2023 (International Edition) PDF
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New Scientist - Issue 3445, July 01, 2023 (International Edition) PDF
Culture
Is Maths Real? review: Getting comfortable not knowing the answers
Features
The civilisation myth: How new discoveries are rewriting human history
Six surprising tips to boost the fitness benefits of your workout
The societies proving that inequality and patriarchy aren't inevitable
Utopia: The ancient discoveries that point to the ideal human society
News
The Milky Way could contain thousands of stars from another galaxy
Centre of our galaxy has a 'zone of avoidance' and we don't know why
Zombie worms devour shark teeth that fall to the ocean floor
Inside the gigafactory producing the greenest batteries in the world
Euclid space telescope is about to launch to probe the dark cosmos
How new fetal therapies are treating genetic conditions in the womb
Dolphins 'talk' to their young in a higher pitch, just like humans do
Regulars
The unexpected benefits of working outside
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New Scientist - Issue 3445, July 01, 2023 (International Edition) PDF
Culture
Is Maths Real? review: Getting comfortable not knowing the answers
Features
The civilisation myth: How new discoveries are rewriting human history
Six surprising tips to boost the fitness benefits of your workout
The societies proving that inequality and patriarchy aren't inevitable
Utopia: The ancient discoveries that point to the ideal human society
News
The Milky Way could contain thousands of stars from another galaxy
Centre of our galaxy has a 'zone of avoidance' and we don't know why
Zombie worms devour shark teeth that fall to the ocean floor
Inside the gigafactory producing the greenest batteries in the world
Euclid space telescope is about to launch to probe the dark cosmos
How new fetal therapies are treating genetic conditions in the womb
Dolphins 'talk' to their young in a higher pitch, just like humans do
Regulars
The unexpected benefits of working outside
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