New Scientist - USA (2019-07-13)

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Goodbye fishbowl helmet The next generation of astronauts will be wearing a zip-uppable “space hoodie” ...

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13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 3 On the cover 36 Apollo 11 50th anniversary: The moon How we got there What we learned Why we’re ...

Discovery Tours newscientist.com/tours Space centres on the tour include: k NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Maryland k Steve ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 5 WHEN the Soviet Union put the first satellite, Sputnik 1, into orbit in 1957, Lyndon Johnson, t ...

Discovery Tours newscientist.com/tours Highlights of the tour include: k Explore eight varied islands including Isabela, Espanol ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 7 IS THE much feared “big one” about to strike? That question is back in the minds of many in Cal ...

8 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 FIVE Russian couples who are deaf want to try CRISPR gene-editing so they can have a child who ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 9 Analysis Ransomware Cybercriminals are cashing in As extortion ransomware spreads, organisation ...

10 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 News Mathematics TAKING sperm directly from the testicles rather than using semen may help som ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 11 HOMO SAPIENS lived in Greece 210,000 years ago. The finding rewrites human prehistory, suggest ...

12 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 THE race for hypersonic weapons is heating up. China, Russia and the US are all attempting to ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 13 Forensic science AN OVERSIGHT in historical weather records means we underestimated how much t ...

14 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 DOZENS of wildfires have been raging across the Arctic circle for the past few weeks, releasin ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 15 Ruby Prosser Scully Chelsea Whyte SURGEONS have reanimated the hands and arms of people who ar ...

16 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 Climate change Squishy marbles can take on many shapes LIQUID marbles have been developed that ...

13 July 2019 | New Scientist | 17 Space exploration Archaeology Computing Largest ever patch of seaweed seen Satellites have rev ...

18 | New Scientist | 13 July 2019 FORGET Tesla – the world’s biggest electric car manufacturer is a Chinese company you have pro ...