The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• The extraordinary JWST is named for James Webb, whose legacy I deplore [1291d]
• Astronomers have unveiled the world’s largest digital camera [1291d]
• The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War review: US military emissions [1291d]
• COP27: Causes for concern, and hope, ahead of the big climate summit [1291d]
• BBC Earth Podcast review: Get stuck into nature – wherever you find it [1291d]
• The Blaze (En Plein Feu) review: A taut eco-thriller about a wildfire [1291d]
• How to make a sweet potato even sweeter: freeze it before baking [1291d]
• Why Mars has captured our hopes and fears for millennia [1291d]
• Neutron stars may fire out neutrino beams like a laser light show [1291d]
• AIs become smarter if you tell them to think step by step [1291d]
• Appetite-suppressing probiotic helps overweight people lose weight [1291d]
• Fossil shows what lizards' ancestors looked like 167 million years ago [1291d]
• Greenhouse gas levels have hit yet another record – here's why [1291d]
• COP27: How the world is doing on climate targets and what to expect [1291d]
• Why we are making progress on climate action even after a tough year [1291d]
• 16 'vital signs' of the planet's health are now at record extremes [1291d]
• World is on track for 2.5°C of global warming by end of the century [1291d]
• 17th-century infant's life and health revealed by 'virtual autopsy' [1291d]