The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Common compostable plastic fails to break down after a year at sea [1068d]
• Tumble dryers shed hundreds of tonnes of microfibres into waterways [1068d]
• Lab imitations of the unobservable cosmos can be genuinely insightful [1068d]
• Why sending messages to extraterrestrials is controversial [1068d]
• Questions I dread: How did the universe begin, and what is space-time? [1068d]
• See the Hunterian Museum's weird and wonderful anatomical curiosities [1068d]
• Allergic review: A great guide explores a complex medical mystery [1068d]
• Titanium Noir review: Gripping, philosophical science fiction [1068d]
• How listening to audiobooks may be making us more gullible [1068d]
• Bendy solar panels are just as good as regular ones [1068d]
• Man with paralysis can walk by activating spine implants with his mind [1068d]
• Nuclear clocks could be the best timepiece in the universe [1068d]
• Can recreating black holes in the lab solve the puzzles of space-time? [1068d]
• Why has Virgin Orbit shut down and what will happen to UK spaceports? [1068d]
• Astronomers race to observe rare supernova in a nearby galaxy [1068d]
• Do new Alzheimer's drugs signal the end of the condition? [1069d]
• Wild African primates have flame retardants in their faeces [1069d]
• Seagulls choose their meals based on what people nearby are eating [1069d]