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Old Scientist: Happily upholding ideals since issue number 1

As New Scientist celebrates its 60th anniversary, a look back at stories in our past November issues reveals our fondness for clean energy and lots of coffee

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Life

Pilot whales babysit each other’s young while swimming in groups

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The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity

Physics

The world in 2076: Goodbye electricity, hello superconductivity

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The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

Technology

The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

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Earth

Donald Trump's climate sceptics are coming to drill, baby, drill

Comment

2016 now looks dead set to become the hottest year on record

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2016 now looks dead set to become the hottest year on record

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NHS does have the power to give HIV PrEP drug, say judges

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Earth

A pause in growth rate of atmospheric CO2 is over – here’s why

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Earth

Trump could land fatal blow to the fight against climate change

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Technology

Beyond batteries: This technology could revolutionise energy

Forget lithium battery fires: a safe, turbo-charged alternative way to store power could boost everything from smartphones to smart grids

Features

Earth

A wind turbine’s swish may annoy, but it's not hurting anyone

Comment

Technology

Controversial India-Japan nuclear deal to be signed this week

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Life

Middle-aged bonobos need reading glasses to groom their friends

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Life

Massive sea lizards once hunted plesiosaurs in Antarctica

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