
Cryptic crossword #67: Persist in listening for dead animals (7)
30 September 2021
Challenge your brain by solving New Scientist's weekly crosswords on your mobile, tablet or desktop

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

29 September 2021
Three decades spent working as a psychotherapist with the most violent offenders has convinced Gwen Adshead that they aren't the monsters we portray them as

29 September 2021
An unusual meteorite seems to help explain why the planets are in their odd present positions, but plenty of other mysteries remain about our solar system

29 September 2021
With its bright stars and distinctive shape, Cassiopeia is the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the night sky, says Abigail Beall

29 September 2021
Many US universities are built on land obtained via dubious means, which the digitisation of records now reveals in shocking detail, writes Annalee Newitz

29 September 2021
Can you solve this week’s fiendish puzzle Think Tank? Plus, the answer to puzzle #132

29 September 2021
Black holes born in the big bang could be the dark matter physicists have sought for decades – if they exist. Now there's an audacious plan to find the scars they would have left as they punched through the moon

29 September 2021
What would happen if you could actually be sucked into Slack for good? Several People Are Typing is a Lovecraftian nightmare for the modern age, says Sally Adee

29 September 2021
Quantum computers are becoming a matter of national security, but is the US or China leading the race for global dominance?

29 September 2021
As the UK and US embark on large-scale coronavirus vaccine booster programmes, the evidence so far suggests it is a good idea to get a booster shot if you are offered one