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ArticleSmall MAKING SENSE OF THE UNIVERSE worlds

What would you think if someone told you that right in front of your nose lies an invis­ible world? And that this uni­verse is filled with fant­ast­ical creatures and ter­ri­fy­ing mon­sters too small for your eyes to see? You might think they were...

Small MAKING SENSE OF THE UNIVERSE worlds

ArticlePups on patrol

Stay! Sit! Fetch! Any­one who owns a dog already knows that with a bit of patience, a bag of treats and plenty of prac­tice, these easy com­mands can be taught and mastered – but have you ever tried to train a pup to carry out more com­plic­ated tasks?

Pups on patrol

ArticleCham­pion run­ner breaks fast­est mile

Brit­ish run­ner Josh Kerr has run a mile in just three minutes and 42.66 seconds, break­ing a long­stand­ing world record. A mile is about 1.6 kilo­metres, or just over four laps of a stand­ard run­ning track. The 28-year-old Scot broke the record on...

Cham­pion run­ner breaks fast­est mile

ArticleSmall worlds

Enter the invis­ible realm and dis­cover micro-mar­vels too tiny to see.

Small worlds

ArticleEDITOR’S LETTER

One of my favour­ite moments in the his­tory of sci­ence is the dis­cov­ery of the micro­scopic world. Ima­gine the sur­prise of peer­ing through a blurry glass micro­scope and sud­denly find­ing a hid­den uni­verse crawl­ing with tiny creatures,...

EDITOR’S LETTER

ArticleMys­ter­ies of Sci­ence

Explore sci­ence’s biggest unsolved ques­tion – how did the Uni­verse begin? The cre­ation of the Uni­verse was less like an explo­sion and more like a bal­loon being blown up very fast, accord­ing to Mag­gie Lieu. She’s an astro­phys­i­cist (a...

Mys­ter­ies of Sci­ence

ArticlePaw patrol

From guide dogs to res­cue pups, meet the pooches work­ing hard to help humans.

Paw patrol

ArticleSky paint­ing

Find out how aer­ial stunt fli­ers paint the sky in col­ours.

Sky paint­ing