Today on New Scientist: 12 August 2011
<h3>The Selfish Gene, a musical</h3> <p>The world’s first biomusical manages to pull off the mean feat of retelling Dawkins’s classic, showbiz style</p> <h3>Friday Illusion: Shifty eyes make an image wobble</h3> <p>Watch how a flashing pattern can create phantom motion</p> <h3>Collision-course galaxies form cosmic exclamation mark</h3> <p>An opening act to their merger millions of years from now, these colliding galaxies get exclamatory</p> <h3>Rocket-launched hypersonic bomber falls into the sea</h3> <p>It aims to strike anywhere on the planet in an hour or less, but the Pentagon’s hypersonic glider has fallen short of the mark again. Is it worth it?</p> <h3>Bacterial ‘wires’ an electronic dream</h3> <p>Hair-like threads sticking out of some species of bacteria may hold the secret to more powerful electronics and circuits that work underwater</p> <h3>UK riots: Why respectable people turned to looting</h3> <p>Some of those caught up in the UK disturbances this week came from stable or
Today on New Scientist: 12 August 2011 <h3>The Selfish Gene, a musical</h3> <p>The world’s first biomusical manages to pull off the mean feat of retelling Dawkins’s classic, showbiz style</p> <h3>Friday Illusion: Shifty eyes make an image wobble</h3> <p>Watch how a flashing pattern can create phantom motion</p> <h3>Collision-course galaxies form cosmic exclamation mark</h3> <p>An opening act to their merger millions of years from now, these colliding galaxies get exclamatory</p> <h3>Rocket-launched hypersonic bomber falls into the sea</h3> <p>It aims to strike anywhere on the planet in an hour or less, but the Pentagon’s hypersonic glider has fallen short of the mark again. Is it worth it?</p> <h3>Bacterial ‘wires’ an electronic dream</h3> <p>Hair-like threads sticking out of some species of bacteria may hold the secret to more powerful electronics and circuits that work underwater</p> <h3>UK riots: Why respectable people turned to looting</h3> <p>Some of those caught up in the UK disturbances this week came from stable or
Today on New Scientist: 12 August 2011 <h3>The Selfish Gene, a musical</h3> <p>The world’s first biomusical manages to pull off the mean feat of retelling Dawkins’s classic, showbiz style</p> <h3>Friday Illusion: Shifty eyes make an image wobble</h3> <p>Watch how a flashing pattern can create phantom motion</p> <h3>Collision-course galaxies form cosmic exclamation mark</h3> <p>An opening act to their merger millions of years from now, these colliding galaxies get exclamatory</p> <h3>Rocket-launched hypersonic bomber falls into the sea</h3> <p>It aims to strike anywhere on the planet in an hour or less, but the Pentagon’s hypersonic glider has fallen short of the mark again. Is it worth it?</p> <h3>Bacterial ‘wires’ an electronic dream</h3> <p>Hair-like threads sticking out of some species of bacteria may hold the secret to more powerful electronics and circuits that work underwater</p> <h3>UK riots: Why respectable people turned to looting</h3> <p>Some of those caught up in the UK disturbances this week came from stable or
Today on New Scientist: 12 August 2011 <h3>The Selfish Gene, a musical</h3> <p>The world’s first biomusical manages to pull off the mean feat of retelling Dawkins’s classic, showbiz style</p> <h3>Friday Illusion: Shifty eyes make an image wobble</h3> <p>Watch how a flashing pattern can create phantom motion</p> <h3>Collision-course galaxies form cosmic exclamation mark</h3> <p>An opening act to their merger millions of years from now, these colliding galaxies get exclamatory</p> <h3>Rocket-launched hypersonic bomber falls into the sea</h3> <p>It aims to strike anywhere on the planet in an hour or less, but the Pentagon’s hypersonic glider has fallen short of the mark again. Is it worth it?</p> <h3>Bacterial ‘wires’ an electronic dream</h3> <p>Hair-like threads sticking out of some species of bacteria may hold the secret to more powerful electronics and circuits that work underwater</p> <h3>UK riots: Why respectable people turned to looting</h3> <p>Some of those caught up in the UK disturbances this week came from stable or
Today on New Scientist: 12 August 2011 <h3>The Selfish Gene, a musical</h3> <p>The world’s first biomusical manages to pull off the mean feat of retelling Dawkins’s classic, showbiz style</p> <h3>Friday Illusion: Shifty eyes make an image wobble</h3> <p>Watch how a flashing pattern can create phantom motion</p> <h3>Collision-course galaxies form cosmic exclamation mark</h3> <p>An opening act to their merger millions of years from now, these colliding galaxies get exclamatory</p> <h3>Rocket-launched hypersonic bomber falls into the sea</h3> <p>It aims to strike anywhere on the planet in an hour or less, but the Pentagon’s hypersonic glider has fallen short of the mark again. Is it worth it?</p> <h3>Bacterial ‘wires’ an electronic dream</h3> <p>Hair-like threads sticking out of some species of bacteria may hold the secret to more powerful electronics and circuits that work underwater</p> <h3>UK riots: Why respectable people turned to looting</h3> <p>Some of those caught up in the UK disturbances this week came from stable or
2
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update