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Journeys of a lifetime: How your bones began in a star's core

Journeys of a lifetime: How your bones began in a star's core

11 November 2015

Find out how 13-billion-year-old calcium atoms forged in the stars got to be part of your bones – and how you may one day become stardust again


Journeys of a lifetime: Events in a far galaxy tweak your DNA

Journeys of a lifetime: Events in a far galaxy tweak your DNA

11 November 2015

Billions of years ago, an iron nucleus forged in another galaxy was flung into space at close to the speed of light – headed for your cells


Is food really better from the farm gate than supermarket shelf?

Is food really better from the farm gate than supermarket shelf?

14 October 2015

Some say the way we produce and process food making it less nourishing than in our grandparents' day. New Scientist looks at the facts


5 alien worlds weirder than any we have found so far

5 alien worlds weirder than any we have found so far

16 September 2015

From party planets to egg worlds, astronomers are hunting exoplanets even more bizarre than the ones they have spotted already


Home, sweet exomoon: The new frontier in the search for ET

Home, sweet exomoon: The new frontier in the search for ET

29 July 2015

We're fixated on the idea that life can only exist on a planet like Earth – but the most likely habitat might lie elsewhere


How New Horizons will probe mysteries of Pluto's oddball moons

How New Horizons will probe mysteries of Pluto's oddball moons

10 June 2015

One frozen ammonia world is too large even to be a moon, and no one can work out how four others got there. What's their story?


Dwarf or planet? First visit to Pluto could reignite the row

Dwarf or planet? First visit to Pluto could reignite the row

10 June 2015

How many solar system planets are there: eight, nine? Or 73 or 74? Arguments swirl on nine years after Pluto was struck off the official list


First visit to Pluto could rewrite the solar system's story

First visit to Pluto could rewrite the solar system's story

10 June 2015

Rivers of neon, geysers of nitrogen, an oddly giant moon: the New Horizons probe promises revealing spectacles – and insights into deep solar system history


Rosetta's wrong water could be right after all

Rosetta's wrong water could be right after all

6 May 2015

Comet 67P's water isn't like Earth's – it's interstellar stuff, from the same mould as the pristine material that made the solar system


The human universe: If aliens exist, do they know we're here?

The human universe: If aliens exist, do they know we're here?

29 April 2015

Extraterrestrials could already be learning about life on Earth. Problem is, it's probably from TV signals transmitted in 1973…


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