Project Hail Mary review: Andy Weir conjures a new tale of space peril
15 May 2021
In the latest sci-fi novel from The Martian author, Andy Weir, an unlikely duo battle to avert the decline of our sun (and the collapse of life on Earth)
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The Hunt for Planet B review: Tracking the James Webb Space Telescope
24 March 2021
With NASA's James Webb Space Telescope finally in sight, a new documentary charts its history and talks to leading scientists with a passion for the exoplanets and other worlds it may find
Seasonal gift ideas for lovers of terrific science reads and top films
4 December 2019
Stuck for ideas on what to get the science lover in your life? From great sci-fi to books on how to build a pond or see the stars, these are the cultural gems that staff at New Scientist recommend
Moving to Mars – this show will help you become a real Martian
18 October 2019
From memorious clothing to wasteless habitats, the reality of living on Mars is brought home at London's Design Museum with genuine optimism
High Life’s sex and black holes sci-fi intrigues without satisfying
22 May 2019
High Life, a sci-fi tale of black holes, redemption and sex, intrigues while leaving big questions unanswered – like who does the disembodied hand belong to?
Don't miss: a game to make you suffer and a new post-apocalyptic film
5 December 2018
Tackle Anarchy Softworks' latest video game, try a book about ancient robots or see the big screen version of sci-fi yarn Mortal Engines
