The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Risk for Orion is even higher than for SLS, says NASA official [1063d]
• NASA made enough oxygen on Mars to last an astronaut for 100 minutes [1063d]
• DeepMind AI learns to play soccer using decades of match simulations [1063d]
• Magnetic gearbox could power robots to crawl or jump inside your body [1063d]
• Who is Ancestor X? The biggest mystery in human evolution [1063d]
• How miracle berries turn sour foods sweet [1063d]
• Our neighbouring planets can help us understand Earth's climate change [1063d]
• Outdated research on HRT is letting people down [1063d]
• Planting Clues review: Intriguing tales about plants’ role in crime [1063d]
• Don’t Miss: A fantastical journey through The Science of Middle Earth [1063d]
• How I gave a TED talk on dark matter [1063d]
• The Directors review: Five intimate short films about psychosis [1063d]
• Nomad Century review: a bold plan to manage climate migration [1063d]
• Grisly photo of a zombie fungus bursting from a fly wins competition [1063d]
• Protons inside some types of hydrogen and helium are behaving weirdly [1063d]
• Early mammals lived faster and died younger than modern ones [1063d]
• Scientists home in on genetic causes of uncombable hair syndrome [1063d]
• Two-legged dinosaur from Zimbabwe is the oldest ever found in Africa [1063d]
• Hacking device can secretly swipe and tap your smartphone screen [1063d]
• Should you take HRT? Here's how to think clearly about the risks [1063d]
• Half of fish tested in an Amazon river have unsafe levels of mercury [1063d]
• Whale songs can spread between groups nearly 8000 kilometres apart [1064d]