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This week’s issue
Features
38 Cosmic consciousness
Physicists are radically
rethinking the relationship
between matter and mind
43 Animals from space
The internet of animals could
predict natural disasters, says
Martin Wikelski
46 Rethinking trauma
What counts as traumatic? The
answer is proving controversial
51 Science of gardening
How to create a bee hotel
53 Puzzles
Try our crossword, quick quiz
and logic challenge
54 Almost the last word
Could we see a really distant
ship if the world were flat?
56 Feedback
Cryptic times for ex-football
stars: the week in weird
56 Twisteddoodles
for New Scientist
Picturing the lighter side of life
The back pages
Views
27 Comment
Zero covid was the best route
to take, says Michael Marshall
28 The columnist
Annalee Newitz on what
tech can do for bird studies
30 Aperture
Night-time photos show the
waste of “vampire power”
32 Letters
Russia’s nuclear weapon
threats just don’t ring true
34 Culture
An unsettling film offers a
cow’s-eye view of the world
News
7 Coral bleaching
The Great Barrier Reef
has turned white again
8 Bronze Age evolution
DNA evidence shows ancient
Britons adapted to low sunlight
10 Covid-19 vaccines
The risk of rare side
effects on the heart
is back in the spotlight
35 After the fire How should we define regeneration?
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Culture
16 What is a planet?
46 When traumatic
doesn’t equal trauma
43 Tracking animals
from space
20 How to green your home
14 Gene-therapy gel
On the
cover
Vol 254 No 3380
Cover image: Pablo Hurtado
de Mendoza
38 Is consciousness
fundamental to
the cosmos?
Rethinking the relationship
between mind and matter 30 Vampire appliances
34 A cow’s-eye view of the world
12 When snakes lost their legs
18 Banana-peeling robot
“Boobies in
the Indo-
Pacific will
tell you how
strong the
next El Niño
will be”
43 Features
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