Swirling wall of moving patterns represents our thoughts
2 May 2018
It looks like a mountain range in a box, but it's really a frame from an undulating digital artwork, based on algorithms that convert brain waves into imagery
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Superstring Theory
2 May 2018
Would a very, very, very long piece of string reaching from Earth's surface deep into space remain suspended?
Legging It
2 May 2018
Why aren't there any big animals (not insects) with six legs, or eight legs or more than this?
Running battle
2 May 2018
Whistle down the wind
2 May 2018
When the wind howls, what exactly is making the noise?
Feedback: Crafty baboons channel MacGyver to escape research lab
2 May 2018
However, freedom was short-lived. Plus: what a holey cow tells us about Stone Age surgery, Swiss police hunt speeding duck, the Scully Effect and more
Old Scientist: Animal experiments in the bad old days
2 May 2018
There was a time when researchers were happy to pop goats in decompression chambers, as a look through the spring archives of New Scientist shows
