“We know more about the surface of the moon than we know about what lies in the depths beyond our coastlines.” Eve Kirman covers the discovery of a thriving coral reef off the coast of Australia.
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20% of online returns are sent to landfill – not re-sold. Harrison Newsham uncovers the dirty secrets of online retail.
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SciTech gave its pages in the final print edition of term to a series of articles on climate change. Here’s why.
Read moreElise Garcon comments on fossil fuel companies’ impact on climate change, and if the individual should be held accountable.
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Charles Kershaw contemplates the effect of mandatory facial recognition scans on the public’s right to privacy.
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William S. Romoser, of Ohio University, claims to have found numerous examples of higher life-forms on the Red Planet whilst looking through images sent to Earth by NASA’s Curiosity rover.
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Why do we like scary films so much? Fear is an evolutionary survival mechanism meant to stimulate us to recognise danger
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By Toby Donegan-Cross Have you ever wondered whether your phone listens to you? If it did, what would that mean? Its grasp on how to manipulate you for profit would be unthinkably draining on your pocket. Whoever it is listening:
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“There is often a prevailing assumption that while gender identity can be fluid, biological sex is binary and unchangeable. The reality is not so simple.”
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“In order to tackle chemophobia, and general public scepticism to science, it is agreed a better dialogue is needed; one in which the concerns of the public are heard and discussed.”
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