The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Super Earths that seem to have oceans may actually be covered in magma [694d]
• Inhalable nanoparticles could help treat chronic lung disease [694d]
• Tom Gauld on the journey to a magma chamber [694d]
• The End We Start From review: Jodie Comer is gripping in climate drama [694d]
• The Last of its Kind review: How the great auk left an enduring legacy [694d]
• Otherworldly beauty of fungi on show in photo competition [694d]
• In a new era of astronomy, we're feeling for vibrations in space-time [694d]
• Why fully remote workplaces mean more loneliness – and more sick days [694d]
• Do naked mole rats hold the secret to a youthful appearance? Perhaps [694d]
• The Fruit Cure review: A chilling tale of dubious diets and 'wellness' [694d]
• Forget what long-lived sea sponges say, focus on reaching net-zero [694d]
• How to spot the constellations Perseus and Auriga [694d]
• Orca pod disappears after being trapped in drifting ice off Japan [694d]
• Saturn’s moon Mimas may be hiding a vast global ocean under its ice [694d]
• Why physicists are rethinking the route to a theory of everything [694d]
• Bizarre worm lizard not seen for 90 years found by landmine removers [694d]
• Why it takes so much work to grow plants in space [695d]
• World's biggest onshore wind turbine blades unveiled in China [695d]
• Quantum computer uses a time crystal as a control dial [695d]
• Drought has hit the Panama Canal hard – can it survive climate change? [695d]
• How menopause can make menstrual cycles longer and more unpredictable [695d]