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Unique Scientific Tourism: A Look at Niche Attractions
Feedback, a popular recurring segment in New Scientist that offers a different perspective on recent science and technology news, invites…
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Julian Thorne
I’m a senior correspondent covering global affairs and emerging tech trends. With over a decade of experience, I specialize in turning complex data into compelling stories. Passionate about digital culture and investigative reporting. Always chasing the next big scoop.
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Health
Beyond Inheritance: Our Ever-Mutating Cells and a New Understanding of Health
Our bodies, comprised of approximately 30 trillion cells, undergo a continuous daily renewal process, with about 1% of cells being…
Science & Technology
Quantum Computing’s Imminent Threat to Encryption: A Looming Crisis
A significant threat is poised to emerge in the near future absent a substantial shift in our current trajectory. Scientists…
Science & Technology
Atlantic Ocean Circulation Weakening Significantly, New Study Reveals
Measurements from buoys in the Atlantic Ocean indicate that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a vital system responsible for…
Science & Technology
Measuring Quantum Entanglement in Solids Achieves Breakthrough
A novel technique now allows for the measurement of quantum entanglement within solid materials. This development holds significant potential for…
Science & Technology
John Pendry: Beyond Invisibility, Bending Light and Time
The heart of John Pendry’s kitchen is dominated by a striking, kaleidoscopic photograph. It presents a dizzying array of purple,…
History & Politics
German Military Eases Travel Restrictions for Men of Service Age
Germany’s Minister of Defence, Boris Pistorius, has announced an immediate suspension of a rule requiring men of military age to…
Science & Technology
Quantum Computers Step Closer to Augmenting Chemistry’s Molecular Rulers
Researchers at Google Quantum AI’s Willow quantum computer have made strides in interpreting data from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.…
History & Politics
Cameroonian ‘Military Contractors’ Killed in Russia-Ukraine War, BBC Confirms Leaked Message Authenticity
Sixteen Cameroonian nationals have died while fighting for Russia in the Ukraine conflict. The BBC confirmed this information after a…
Science & Technology
Evidence of Mass Emerging from the Vacuum in Proton Collisions
A pair of rare particles, observed in high-energy proton collisions, could provide the most compelling evidence to date that mass…