
Tom Gauld on an incomplete theory of everything
16 September 2021
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoon

16 September 2021
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoon

16 September 2021
Challenge your brain by solving New Scientist's weekly crosswords on your mobile, tablet or desktop

15 September 2021
Chewing gum forensics, sex as a decongestant and attempts to find the smell of fear all scooped accolades at the 2021 Ig Nobel award ceremony, with Feedback watching on

15 September 2021
How do astronomers decide where a galaxy begins and ends? And why do onions and radishes continue to grow in the darkness of my refrigerator?

15 September 2021
As more readers ponder this question, It turns out that the numbers 51 and 247 aren’t so boring after all

15 September 2021
Readers debate whether hair curls are down to genetics, the shape of folicles or the way we sleep or brush

15 September 2021
Readers suggest that it is a form of olfactory disguise - much to the chagrin of dog owners

15 September 2021
Plaque fossilises while we are still alive. Now, dental calculus is giving up the secrets of our ancient ancestors, from what they ate to how they interacted and evolved

15 September 2021
Reports from some US hospitals have suggested that the delta coronavirus variant is more likely to have severe symptoms in children and hospitalise them, but the evidence for this is limited

15 September 2021
SpaceX's Inspiration4 launch will mark the first time a flight into orbit has been crewed exclusively by people who are not professional astronauts