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Dead Planets Society #4: Asteroid Gong
Dead Planets Society #4: Asteroid Gong

Season 1 Episode 4

In an unexpected twist of empathy, Leah and Chelsea are putting their heads together to save the Earth… yes, you read that right!

Asteroid researcher …

3 years ago

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Weekly: India lands on the moon; Placenta cells could heal the heart; Mind-altering drugs and binge drinking on the rise
Weekly: India lands on the moon; Placenta cells could heal the heart; Mind-altering drugs and binge drinking on the rise

Season 1 Episode 212

#212

India is celebrating after successfully - and gently - landing on the Moon. A huge win for the country, which is now only the fourth nation to do…

3 years ago

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CultureLab: Must watch science shows – the best TV of 2023
CultureLab: Must watch science shows – the best TV of 2023

Struggling to choose what to watch? Whether it’s sci-fi, medical dramas or documentaries about the natural world, we’ve got you covered. Our TV colum…

3 years, 1 month ago

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Weekly: Climate Special - an antidote for doom; plus the key ingredient for alien technology, and surprising revelations about an ancient tattooed mummy
Weekly: Climate Special - an antidote for doom; plus the key ingredient for alien technology, and surprising revelations about an ancient tattooed mummy

Season 1 Episode 211

#211

The hottest July on record, a global surge in wildfires, bleached corals and collapsed cactuses - the story of climate change feels dire right no…

3 years, 1 month ago

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Dead Planets Society #3: Gravitational Wave Apocalypse
Dead Planets Society #3: Gravitational Wave Apocalypse

Season 1 Episode 3

As if burrowing through a planet and blowing up the sun weren’t enough… This time, Chelsea and Leah hope to harness the power of gravitational waves …

3 years, 1 month ago

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Weekly: Ultra-processed foods not so bad?; Another milestone toward fusion power; Mapping the genes we know nothing about
Weekly: Ultra-processed foods not so bad?; Another milestone toward fusion power; Mapping the genes we know nothing about

Season 1 Episode 210

#210

Ultra-processed foods are bad for us and we should avoid them at all costs – right? Well, it’s actually not as clear cut as that.The foods may ac…

3 years, 1 month ago

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CultureLab: Adventures of a prehistoric girl – Alice Roberts on her new book Wolf Road
CultureLab: Adventures of a prehistoric girl – Alice Roberts on her new book Wolf Road

Scientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts has written her first children’s book. The fictional tale follows prehistoric girl Tuuli, and captures the st…

3 years, 1 month ago

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Weekly: Surprise superconductor claims put to the test; Alzheimer’s test goes on sale; how NASA (briefly) lost Voyager 2
Weekly: Surprise superconductor claims put to the test; Alzheimer’s test goes on sale; how NASA (briefly) lost Voyager 2

Season 1 Episode 209

#209

The saga of the room-temperature superconductor continues. The creators of a new material called LK-99 maintain that it perfectly conducts electr…

3 years, 1 month ago

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Dead Planets Society #2: Punch A Hole in a Planet
Dead Planets Society #2: Punch A Hole in a Planet

Season 1 Episode 2

In this episode of Dead Planets Society, Leah and Chelsea embark on a boring journey… no, as in they literally try to bore through a planet! With the…

3 years, 1 month ago

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Weekly: Cheaper cures for many diseases; How to understand the superconductor ‘breakthrough’; Hear a star twinkle
Weekly: Cheaper cures for many diseases; How to understand the superconductor ‘breakthrough’; Hear a star twinkle

Season 1 Episode 208

New Scientist Weekly #208

Better and cheaper treatments for everything from sickle cell disease to ageing should come as a result of a new technique f…

3 years, 1 month ago

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