��ҹ��1000��

Skip to content

Rapping STEM: A musical guide to science and technology

Video

Rapping STEM: A musical guide to science and technology

Science rapper Jon Chase (aka Oort Kuiper) entertains with STEM-based raps about how technology can turn the seemingly impossible into reality

Video

Time travel and black holes: The weird promise of Einstein’s universe

Video

Time travel and black holes: The weird promise of Einstein’s universe

Video

Martin Rees

Video

Martin Rees: Humanity's future – predictions for the next century

Video

Michele Bannister

Video

The inside story on 'Oumuamua and other interstellar worlds

Video

Geoff Simm at New Scientist Live

Video

How can we feed 11 billion people sustainably?

Video

Sheila Kanani at New Scientist Live

Video

Exploring the wonders of the solar system

Video

Megan Rossi at New Scientist Live

Video

Gut health: How to look after your microbiome

Video

Al Worden, Pavlo Tanasyuk, and Dallas Campbell at New Scientist Live

Video

Journeys to the moon: From Apollo onwards

Video

Spacebit unveil plan for UK's first moon rover

Video

Spacebit unveil plan for UK's first moon rover

Video

Studying the universe’s origins hint that its beginning has no end

Space

Studying the universe’s origins hint that its beginning has no end

The cosmos is stranger than we ever imagined and new bubbles of space-time may pop up and grow continuously with no beginning or end, writes Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

Comment

Humans

Naomi Oreskes: Turn your anger at science denial into political action

Features

Video

Rocket man: How I became a jet suit pilot

Video

Space

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is healthy despite looking like it’s dying

News

Technology

How The Expanse is still putting humans at the heart of sci-fi

Culture