BBC Science Focus - 2017-03-21

• Selfie- editing has been linked with narcissism
• Our tricky science-themed crossword will get your grey matter churning.
• Helen Pilcher talks to forensic psychologi­st and author Kerry Daynes.
• All of the month’s biggest science news.
• On sunshine, the sea and split ends.
• Back to the Moon
• Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox’s guide to the cosmos
• The genetic goldrush
• Antisocial network
• ‘KNITTED’ MUSCLES COULD HELP THE DISABLED WALK AGAIN
• MOUSE EMBRYO CREATED FROM STEM CELLS FOR THE FIRST TIME
• WORLD’S OLDEST FOSSIL HINTS AT ORIGIN OF LIFE ON MARS
• WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM ‘HIDDEN FIGURES’?
• THE BLACKBERRY IS BACK
• MISSIONS TO THE MOON TIMELINE
• GONZALO MUNEVAR
• COMMANDER CHRIS HADFIELD
• Direct-to-consumer gene-testing companies cover many areas of life. However, the scientific evidence supporting their products may be weak, so buyer beware!
• “Einstein made the bold claim that a clock placed at sea level ticks more slowly than one placed at the top of a mountain”
• “Einstein’s theory forces us to conclude that, like time, distances in space are also subjective”
• EXPERIMENT WITH OUR FOOD

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