Life4 January 2017
Headlight beetle's glowing path caught in time-lapse photo
This time-lapse image, taken over 30 seconds in a Costa Rican cloud forest, shows a headlight beetle's wandering path along a leaf
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4 January 2017
Old Scientist: From '60s psychedelia to '90s dreaming
New Scientist was swinging in 1966, hallucinating in 1976 and altogether more lucid in 1990
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4 January 2017
Feedback: Cancer can be treated with herbal medicine, claims MP
David Tredinnick wants to end the hegemony of evidence-based medicine. Plus: space jewellery, titles get a short shrift, and more
Humans | Technology14 December 2016
Old Scientist: How to get drunk rationally
New Scientists of Decembers past reveal an ongoing fascination with beer, with technology providing a meagre justification
14 December 2016
Feedback: Happy rats let it glow, let it glow, let it glow
Ticklish rats go red, the mystery of missing socks, man on moon meets starman, a bread that's always past its best, Kepler spots a pie in the sky, and more
Space14 December 2016
Space silhouettes: Giant monuments celebrate Soviet supremacy
Moscow is filled with monuments to the space race, when the Soviet Union battled it out with the US. Danila Tkachenko captured the spirit of the age
14 December 2016
New Scientist 2016 holiday quiz
This year's questions are based on our new book The Origin of (almost) Everything. For a chance to win a copy, answer the last question correctly
Life7 December 2016
See the explosive __life of fern fronds under the microscope
Ferns hide hundreds of ingenious natural catapults under their leaves – waiting to disperse spores far and wide. This glowing close-up captures the detail
7 December 2016
Feedback: British MPs get into a froth over internet smut
Plus Brexit discussions stuck in a jam again, teacher's homemade dictionary is dirty reading, buying cake by the crate, and more
7 December 2016
The card you'll want to send
Want to make a card that lights up the room? All you'll need are conductive paint, an LED and a cell battery
Life30 November 2016
Up close with the giant teeth of the deep-sea fangtooth
The fish is found up to 5 kilometres below the sea's surface and those teeth aren't just for show: it can eat creatures that are a third its size
Health30 November 2016
Have you talked to your family about organ donation?
Too many people die waiting for an organ transplant. Here's how you could save one of them
30 November 2016
Feedback: Biodynamic grapes feel wrath of the supermoon
Plus Laurel and Hardy are a sight for sore eyes, fat robot goes on rampage at China tech fair, a simple solution to those short on salt spas, and more
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