17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 1On the
cover44 Preparing for life
500 years in the future39 The frog pandemic14 NASA tries to fix
failing Hubble telescope8 Should we be vaccinating
children against covid-19?News
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Features
10 Stone Age make-up
Bottles of cosmetics may have
been worn around the neck11 Billionaire space race
Richard Branson blasts off
on a Virgin Galactic flight13 Not OK, computer
A Microsoft-owned AI
programmer may be reusing
code without permission22 Comment
Pandemic strategies must take
evolution into account, says
Jonathan R. Goodman24 The columnist
James Wong on the idea that
fruit and veg is not what it was26 Aperture
Marvel at fantastic fungi28 Letters
Wading into the debate over
ocean geoengineering30 Culture
We check out a new take
on the illicit trade in wildlife51 Science of gardening
How to improve tree cover in cities52 Puzzles
Try our crossword, quick
quiz and logic puzzle54 Almost the last word
How can I avoid a bike
puncture? Readers respond56 Feedback
Gazing at the moon through
your legs: the week in weird56 Twisteddoodles
for New Scientist
Picturing the lighter side of life34 Stretching the point
Just how flexible do you
actually need to be in
order to remain healthy?39 The frog pandemic
Amphibians are suffering their
own terrible disease outbreak,
but we have a shot at stopping it44 Chris Mason interview
The geneticist with a 500-year
plan for our off-Earth futureThe back pages
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Harriet Noble/Studio Pi34 Stretch yourself
The importance of
flexibility to your health16 Racist medicine
How doctors are letting
down Black peopleHOLLIE ADAMS/GETTY IMAGESNews
12 More bad news for life on Venus
10 Stone Age make-up
11 Virgin Galactic launch
32 The Tomorrow War, reviewedThis week’s issue
39 Features
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happens
when you
remove frogs
from an
ecosystem.
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