Coral Architecture by Andrey Narchuk Could you be the next Science Photographer of the Year? Entries are now being accepted for The Royal Photographic Society’s new Science Photographer of the Year competition 2019. There...
How new discoveries are bringing these extinct beasts back to life Also inside: Hypersonic aeroplanes, movie special effects, Leonardo da Vinci’s notebooks and more!! Find your nearest copy here 🌎 Pick up your copy of issue...
Discover the amazing anatomy of one of Earth’s biggest mammals Longer than a London bus and weighing more than four African elephants, humpback whales are true giants of the ocean. In the harsh conditions...
Use your smartphone to go head-to-head against your friends and family on this exciting electric race track. Pick up the latest edition of How It Works to find out how to enter! For more science...
What can you see on the lunar surface with the naked eye or a telescope? Throughout human history, the Moon has been a fascinating target of observation. From its more mythical beginnings, we now...
Image credit: Anova Culinary To ensure their food is cooked to perfection, many top chefs use a method called sous vide, which is French for ‘under vacuum’. It involves sealing raw ingredients in vacuumed...
How does this primal emotion override our normal thought processes? As far as we know, anger is one of the oldest and most primitive forms of emotion. It is believed to have been hard-wired...
Explore the site of the world’s worst nuclear accident and discover how it has made an incredible recovery When the Chernobyl nuclear reactor exploded in 1986, it released five per cent of its 200-ton...
Discover one of the seven wonders of the Middle Ages On the northern coast of Egypt, in the bustling city of Alexandria, lay the catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa. The tomb’s Arab name was given...
Double, double, toil and trouble: discover the deadly ingredients added to the bubbling cauldron of Macbeth’s witches Tongue of dog More of a play on words than the literal ingredient, houndstongue (Cynoglossum officinale) is...
How did these rocky ripples form and why are they so different from their more famous sibling? In Australia’s Red Centre a rocky giant appears to grow from the surrounding flat desert plains. Sticking out...
Discover the science of déjà vu and the technique used to trigger it Around 70 per cent of us experience it, in particular those of us aged 15–25, and it can be one of...
