The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Samples from asteroid Bennu contain the key ingredients of life [911d]
• Earth’s core is oddly squishy and we may now know why [911d]
• How to balance energy-hungry AI with the drive towards decarbonisation [911d]
• Let's stop making lab-grown meat weird [911d]
• Of Time and Turtles review: What can we learn from turtles? [911d]
• How the balloon analogy for an expanding universe is almost perfect [911d]
• New Scientist Live: Inside the world's best science and tech festival [911d]
• Extremely Online review: A vital look at the creator economy [911d]
• Julia review: A brilliant, devastating sequel to Nineteen Eighty-Four [911d]
• Can a single therapy session nudge us towards better mental health? [911d]
• Two giant planets collided and vaporised in a distant star system [911d]
• Climate change may be improving the quality of Bordeaux wines [911d]
• The quantum experiment that could help find evidence of the multiverse [911d]
• Is cannabis today really much more potent than 50 years ago? [911d]
• Going Infinite review: Who is Sam Bankman-Fried? [911d]
• London's drying rivers threaten the city's drinking water supply [911d]
• Mysterious Viking queen may have helped unify Denmark in the 900s [912d]
• Female frogs sometimes play dead to avoid mating with males [912d]