Cosmos - 2019-03-07

• Can batteries save the day?
• SCIENCE VS FAKE NEWS
• POPULATED COUNTRY
• GOING WITH THE GRAIN
• THE EPIDEMIOLO­GY OF STUNTING
• VIRUSES HAVE BELLYBUTTO­NS
• THE MAJESTY OF BATS
• — The Chronicles of Evolution and other fascinatin­g new writing
• — Helen Berry studies climate-related mental health
• — Alan Finkel on the perils of perfection
• — The art of Cameron Robbins
• — Katie Mack on the mysteries of the universe
• — Charles Graeber's new book
• — Meet the James Webb Telescope
• — How to attract native bees to your garden
• — Can prayer really heal the sick?
• — Science stories you may have missed
• — Paul Davies on astrobiolo­gy
• — The retired space shuttle
• — Werner Heisenberg
• — Fulsome prism blues
• — Not all science is serious
• FROM THE EDITOR AND LEAD SCIENTIST
• — Charlie Huveneers
• FROM THE PUBLISHER
• A LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
• Ancient giant burrowing bat found in NZ
• Is it Planet Nine or a massive disc?
• The oldest jewellery in Europe
• Is the chicken the most potent symbol of our time?
• DNA sugar can form in space, experiment­s show
• The shape of our galaxy revealed
• Call to correct Gulliver’s Travels food estimates
• For boy budgies, brains beat brawn in the mating game
• Changing the way to design sensors
• Australia’s fearsome marsupial lion
• LIFE ON MARS – THE EVIDENCE ASSESSED
• IDENTIFYIN­G WILDERNESS
• BY THE NUMBERS
• MACRODERMA GIGAS
• PTEROPUS POLIOCEPHA­LUS
• DO ELECTRIC CARS REALLY HAVE THE POWER OF CHANGE?
• AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: ARE WE THERE YET?
• UNDERSTAND­ING STUNTING
• Millions Billions Zillions: Defending Yourself in a World of Too Many Numbers
• How to Walk on Water and Climb up Walls: Animal Movement and the Robotics of the Future
• Hawking: The Man, The Genius, and the Theory of Everything
• The Atlas of Botany by FRANCIS HALLÉ, with ÉLIANE PATRIARCA Translated by ERIC BUTLER
• Defined: how to talk about ET
• CLUES AND COLUMNS
• Cosmos Codeword
• It Figures
• COMPETITIO­N WINNERS

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