Cosmos - 2018-01-04

• WEST AUSTRALIA’S JURASSIC PARK
• SEARCHING FOR COSMIC STRINGS
• HUMANOID ROBOTS ARRIVE
• AN ARTIST, HIS LAB, AND SEMI- LIVING WORK
• MINDBENDER­S GOING STRAIGHT
• Dalí’s favourite mathematic­ian
• Getting a grip on the yuck factor
• France’s most bizarre museum
• Some infinities are bigger than others
• A spectacula­r death for theories
• Revising Newton’s legend, and more
• Finding blackjack’s hole
• Architects get artier
• High-school students in space
• Exploring art and science
• No reason to dig into butter
• What happens in a bushfire
• When neutron stars collide
• Can bananas kill you?
• Reusable rockets
• 2017’s biggest story
• ET search finds nothing
• Universe’s underlying symmetry still baffling
• Glass skeletons point to better electronic­s
• Chernobyl’s blast was nuclear after all
• Gerbils count the beat, unconsciou­sly
• Oysters can detect deep notes
• Deep Purple song now one for the ages
• Rising sea levels will submerge Kakadu
• Neandertha­ls got by with a little help from their friends
• A new member of the hominid family
• Why hot water can freeze faster than cold
• Why male woolly mammoths dominate the fossil record
• When neutrons scatter, the future of energy is revealed
• Achievemen­t is limited only by imaginatio­n, and beamline numbers
• WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DEGREE MAKES
• IT’S WRITTEN ALL OVER YOUR FACE
• LIA HALLORAN
• MARGARET WERTHEIM
• DANIEL ZELLER
• XAVIER CORTADA
• ANTIPODES ANTIPATHY: A MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y
• KETAMINE’S SPECIAL LEGAL LOOPHOLE
• Lily Serna: the division belle
• GIOVANNI DOMENICO CASSINI
• THE GREAT FRENCH
• from an ancient Chalk Graveyard
• NON- FICTION
• NON- FICTION
• Head-to-head: when scientists do battle
• Solar sails
• HOW A FIRE BEHAVES

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