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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – December 18

December 17, 2021 Intellicurious Leave a comment

Did monkeys really sail the oceans on floating rafts of vegetation? Is there a grand unified theory of snowflakes? What can fragrant whale excretions tell us about ancient oceans?

All in our famous Christmas issue, available on newsstands now! 🐒https://t.co/MqmZbnHioz pic.twitter.com/7FIfCoXntt
— New Scientist (@newscientist) December 17, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – December 11

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In this week’s issue: The James Webb Space Telescope will rewrite the story of the cosmos.

Plus: @sapinker on rationality. Saving the Amazon, and what we can expect from omicron.

Available from newsstands and via our app for digital and audio editions.https://t.co/G5szisdkDD pic.twitter.com/he643cXq3O
— New Scientist (@newscientist) December 9, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – November 27

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In this week’s issue, a new theory on how Homo sapiens conquered the planet. Plus: black lava from a bizarre volcano could reveal Earth’s deep secrets.

Grab a copy from newsstands or get our app to download digital and audio editions.https://t.co/S71n8nT73a pic.twitter.com/H2Iaj63amt
— New Scientist (@newscientist) November 25, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – November 20

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This week’s issue marks New Scientist's 65th anniversary. To celebrate, we attempt to answer 13 of the most mysterious questions about life, the universe and everything.

Grab a copy from newsstands, or get our app to download digital and audio editions.https://t.co/86FZ6oRBDZ pic.twitter.com/e0CqnCOURk
— New Scientist (@newscientist) November 18, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – November 6

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In this week's issue: a quantum experiment that could prove reality doesn't exist, India's net zero goal, and a new approach to treating Alzheimer’s.

Grab a copy from newsstands now or get our app to download digital and audio editions pic.twitter.com/i47ek6pA1a
— New Scientist (@newscientist) November 4, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – October 30

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In this week's issue, we investigate whether vegan meat alternatives are putting our health on the line.

Grab a copy from newsstands now or get our app to download digital and audio editions. pic.twitter.com/x1BMaYtvfG
— New Scientist (@newscientist) October 28, 2021

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Front Cover Preview: New Scientist Magazine – OCT 9

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – October 2

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – September 25

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Black holes eat information – an impossible act that current theories of
physics are at a loss to explain. Can the paradox be resolved?

This week's magazine is available now in shops, in our app and at https://t.co/ac10dFW3yX. Cover image by Andy Gilmore. pic.twitter.com/KFEgJeH3Ua
— New Scientist (@newscientist) September 23, 2021

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Front Cover Preview: New Scientist Magazine – SEP 18

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The long-term impact of the pandemic will be felt most by those growing up in its grasp, but how will it shape the future of our society? Find out in this week's New Scientist, available now in shops and in digital and audio formats via our app. pic.twitter.com/18DepWVG6I
— New Scientist (@newscientist) September 16, 2021

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