Cosmos - 2019-12-03

• WHEN NASA MET PILBARA — MARTIN VAN KRANENDONK & MITCH SCHULTE
• PACKING FOR OUR LONGEST JOURNEY — PAUL DAVIES
• MEET THE FAMILIES — BIANCA NOGRADY
• GORILLAS IN OUR MIDST — ELIZABETH FINKEL
• A DISCERNING CROWD — MARTIN WHITE
• ORDER IN THE COURT — PAUL CONNOLLY
• REFRACTED GLORY — ROBIN ARIANRHOD
• HOW TO SKI — RANDALL MUNROE
• NOBELS 2019 — Lead scientist Alan Duffy takes in this year’s highs and lows
• SCIENCE OF FIREWORKS — The chemistry and physics of kaboom
• MIDI-CHLORIANS, HERE ON EARTH! — Star Wars symbionts
• SUNFLOWER POWER — Yellow’s place in art and science
• WINGS OF DESIRE — Butterflie­s need your help
• NEWS — Dispatches from the world of science
• REVIEWS — Books, podcasts, websites
• PORTRAIT — Kym Abrams
• FROM THE EDITORS
• A robot glider that takes off from water
• Want invisible ink? Just put water in your inkjet
• Light-loving polymer acts like a sunflower
• Likely human homeland identified
• Moving home because the fossils say so
• Foot painters’ toes mapped like fingers
• Robot, do what I do
• Coming soon: a market garden on Mars
• It was the asteroid, not volcanoes
• Turning sunlight into syngas
• Embryonic muscles an ancient echo
• Endangered birds leave genetic clues in their drinking water
• FROM THE FRONT LINE
• The Rover can choose just 20 Martian samples for analysis back on Earth. Here’s how it will decide:
• MELBOURNE ZOO
• TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION
• Bird Bonds: Sex, mate choice and cognition in Australian native birds
• WORLD WIDE WANDERING
• Rage Inside the Machine: The prejudice of algorithms and how to stop the internet making bigots of us all

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