The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• Searching for life on Mars isn’t worth the risk to Earth [977d]
• Focusing on health rather than disease will make us all feel better [977d]
• Debunking gardening myths: Does misting your houseplants really work? [977d]
• The Eternal Memory review: Poignant film shows memory's many faces [977d]
• A Myriad of Tongues review: How language may shape our world view [977d]
• Walking on the moon: candid photos from astronaut Tim Peake’s new book [977d]
• HEPA filters cut covid-19 sick days but we've been slow proving this [977d]
• Crossings review: How to help wildlife live with motorways [977d]
• When will Storm Ciaran hit and what makes it a bomb cyclone? [977d]
• Tall children may be at greater risk of some forms of heart disease [977d]
• Wildfire smoke is reversing decades of progress on clean air [977d]
• Bits of an ancient planet called Theia may be buried in Earth’s mantle [977d]
• Starfish don't have a body - they're just a big squished head [977d]
• Are you truly healthy? These new tests provide the ultimate check-up [977d]
• Sperm sense what they are swimming through and adapt their behaviour [977d]
• UK AI summit: Countries agree declaration on frontier AI risks [978d]
• UK AI summit is a 'photo opportunity' not an open debate, critics say [978d]
• Ash from wildfires may fuel the growth of plankton in the ocean [978d]
• The best new science fiction books of November 2023 [978d]
• World's most sensitive force sensor measures in ‘quectonewtons’ [978d]
• AIs can guess where Reddit users live and how much they earn [978d]