On sale date:13th June 2018
Issue:323
Inside the mind ofa dinosaur
How brains, not brawn,helpedT. rexconquerthe planet.
Time travel: a user guide
Time travel could bepossible. We investigatethe science behind it.
Deep thought
Fish are smart – they can recognise faces, cheat, and even understand physics.
The surprising new science of sleep
Gone is the attitude of ‘I’ll sleep when I’m dead’. The importance of a good night’s rest is finally getting the recognition it deserves.
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Tricks of the mind
Psychologists are starting to figure out why we get false memories, and it turns out that they might even be useful.
Q&A
- How do you get milk from nuts?
- How long can a chicken survive without its head
- How big could a black hole get?
Plus
Eye opener-Incredible images from around the world.
Discoveries-This month’s biggest science news.
Michael Mosley-Is it possible to beat jet lag?
Innovations-All the best technology and gadget news.PLUS: Televisions on test.
Helen Czerski-Helen ponders the beauty of sand ripplesat the seaside.
Out there-The best science books and activities to look forward to this month.
Crossword- Get that flabby brain in shape!
My life scientific-Helen Pilcher talks to Olympian Greg Whyte about fencing, Comic Relief and doughnuts.
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