1 July 2020
Schrödinger's cat is only the start of quantum weirdness, says physicist Vlatko Vedral – it leads us to strange worlds where personalities split and time does not exist
10 June 2020
Technological advances, greater investment and growing political interest in addressing climate change mean the dream of harnessing nuclear fusion for energy may finally become a reality
10 June 2020
Social distancing for the undead, plus enough reading material to fill a thousand Olympic swimming pools in Feedback's weekly weird round-up
10 June 2020
Five friends can't remember which day of the week it is. Can you help them by deciphering their conflicting statements?
10 June 2020
A near-mythical titanosaur could have been twice as heavy as Patagotitan, the dinosaur previously thought to be the largest animal ever to walk the Earth
10 June 2020
Greg Daniels's new show Upload is fizzing with interesting ideas, but the characters may not be strong enough to keep you interested, writes Emily Wilson
10 June 2020
Rutger Bregman’s new book Humankind argues that people are innately good, and that if we assume this to be true, the whole world could benefit
10 June 2020
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoon
10 June 2020
This week's cartoon from Twisteddoodles
10 June 2020
Most psychiatric drugs were developed before brain scans existed. Now neuroscientist Mitul Mehta is using scans of people under the influence of drugs or hypnosis to help develop better treatments
