New Scientist - USA (2019-11-23)

23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 39 Daniel Cossins is a features writer at New Scientist Another option is to donate your corp ...

40 | New Scientist | 23 November 2019 GL AR CH IVE /AL AM Y^ Lure of the afterlife Belief in life after death is pervasive, even ...

23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 41 Graham Lawton is a feature writer at New Scientist about post-mortem mental states – desir ...

42 | New Scientist | 23 November 2019 “ The world desperately needs places like this” Fabiola Gianotti is leading CERN, the bigg ...

23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 43 > understanding of fundamental physics. We didn’t discover new physics, true. This may ...

44 | New Scientist | 23 November 2019 interaction that would be accessible to the LHC or to a future collider. Colliders are one ...

23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 45 beginning, developing the detector and analysis techniques for the ATLAS experiment and th ...

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23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 51 Next in the series: 1 Mercury transits the sun 2 How to watch the Leonid meteor shower 3 V ...

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54 | New Scientist | 23 November 2019 Nettle effect How is it that stinging nettles don’t seem to affect my dog’s sensitive nose ...

23 November 2019 | New Scientist | 55 Birnstiel Award 2019 We congratulate the 2019 recipients of the International Birnstiel Aw ...

56 | New Scientist | 23 November 2019 The back pages Q&A Paul Smith’s love of geology and palaeontology has taken him from m ...

Humanity will need the equivalent of 2 Earths to support itself by 2030. We spend 50% of our lives daydreaming. People lying dow ...

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