Cosmos - 2019-09-04

• VIRTUAL PALAEONTOL­GY
• INDUSTRY OR SANCTUARY?
• GRAVITY-DEFYING MATHS
• CYBERNETIC ORGANISMS
• BRAIN STIMULATIO­N
• Why people who hate their veggies may have a superpower.
• Jared Diamond on why civilisati­on needs to crash through or crash.
• Mimics with murder on their mind.
• Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, Rome
• Doctor and author Matt McCarthy
• Science meets popular culture in our lead review
• Why we need to think small
• Naracoorte’s treasures
• What to do if it does happen
• Alan Finkel takes to the air
• The threat we pose
• What can we learn from a seashell?
• Ancestors’ stories of ocean rise
• Australia’s new rabbit database
• Katie Mack muses on superflare­s
• Actually, it is rocket science
• Dispatches from the world of research
• Astronaut Charles Camarda
• Women in STEM unite
• FROM THE LEAD SCIENTIST
• CONTRIBUTO­RS
• FROM THE PUBLISHER
• Soap bubbles form natural snowdomes
• Spider silk is 10 times stronger than Kevlar
• No joke, laugh tracks do make us laugh
• Odds stacked against privacy, study shows
• A tree stump that refuses to die
• Speediest quantum operation yet
• Scientists create the world’s thinnest gold
• So, why a cone-shaped meteorite?
• Nerve surgery restores movement in paralysed hands
• Incredible Journeys: Exploring the Wonders of Animal Navigation
• Against Nature
• At the Edge of Time: Exploring the Mysteries of our Universe’s First Seconds
• Perfect Motion: How Walking Makes Us Wiser
• Superbugs: The Race to Stop an Epidemic
• Never Enough: The Neuroscien­ce and Experience of Addiction
• Animal Beauty: On the Evolution of Biological Aesthetics
• Huygens, the horologica­l hero

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