This professor of future crime stops burglaries before they happen
10 July 2019
Criminologist Shane Johnson is not quite Tom Cruise in Minority Report, but he does predict where offences will occur and how best to stop them
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Why everything you know about nutrition is wrong
10 July 2019
Are carbs good for you? Or eggs? Every week seems to bring contradictory new diet advice. New Scientist unpicks the surprising flaws in nutritional science
7 bizarre objects from the festival's worth of trash left on the moon
8 July 2019
The Apollo 11 lunar lander and other moon missions left behind some weird stuff, including cannons, bags of poop, golf balls and the secrets to top magic tricks
Future moon missions probably won't carry astronauts - here's why
8 July 2019
Unlike the Apollo missions, the new era of moon exploration might be about mining, tourism or art. The reason we pick to return will define the moon's future
Moon rocks can tell us where life could thrive beyond the solar system
8 July 2019
Moon rocks collected by the Apollo missions contain a pristine record of Earth's history. Reading it can teach us where best to look for habitable exoplanets
Apollo 11 space mission: Diabolically hard practice got us to the moon
8 July 2019
Before anyone had been to space, NASA simulated everything that could go possibly wrong – efforts that averted catastrophe as the Apollo 11 crew were about to land
