New Scientist - USA (2020-07-25)

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 39 describe the behaviour of electrons – to solitons, lone travelling waves that share mathematic ...

40 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 digital technology, which needs currents to be in one state or another – on or off. Memristors ...

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42 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 Feeling the heat Friederike Otto calculates the extent to which extreme weather can be blamed ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 43 T HE bush fires that engulfed parts of Australia earlier this year were nothing short of apoca ...

44 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 can also define a heatwave as a very local thing, as the heat stress that affects the human bo ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 45 no evidence that climate change is causing migration from eastern Africa, but it is a question ...

New Scientist Events Cosmology A revolution in the offing 46 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 We’ve learned so much about the orig ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 47 universe's first small fraction of a second. But sadly, that just isn't true. I’m going now to ...

48 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 universe today. With dark matter, we can explain it; without dark matter, we can’t. If you’d a ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 49 in. Another was how Mercury’s orbit didn’t fit what was predicted by Newtonian physics. People ...

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25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 53 The back pages Puzzles Quick Crossword #62 Answers Cryptic crossword #36 Set by Wingding Quick ...

54 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 Puzzle set by Catriona Shearer 69 Cutting the flag I have a stripy flag laid out on my desk. T ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | 55 The back pages Feedback Casso-wariness It has been a while since Feedback last covered units o ...

56 | New Scientist | 25 July 2020 Spreading roots If the height of a tree is limited by capillary action, why can’t trees grow t ...

25 July 2020 | New Scientist | “Simple, profound, and accurate.” —Frank Wilczek, 2004 Nobel laureate, author of A Beautiful Ques ...

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