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ArticleFROM THE EDITOR

Most of the Uni­verse seems to be miss­ing – or at least, we don’t know what 95 per cent of it is. This isn’t news, it’s the status quo; we’ve known this for at least 30 years. And at this point my biggest ques­tion about this miss­ing stuff is: does...

ArticleIs there a nat­ural way to stop mos­qui­toes from repro­du­cing?

ArticleGREG NOONE

Experts say that no amount of alco­hol is safe, yet many of our longest-lived people drink daily. Sci­ence writer Greg finds out if there could be health bene­fits hid­ing in wine.

ArticleGEORGINA TORBET

Cos­mo­lo­gists are ques­tion­ing the exist­ence of dark mat­ter and dark energy. Space journ­al­ist Geor­gina explores evid­ence for their wild new model of the Uni­verse.

ArticleIAN TAYLOR

What hap­pens when the sys­tems in our bod­ies stop talk­ing to each other? Ian, former deputy editor of BBC Sci­ence Focus, invest­ig­ates a new the­ory of age­ing.

ArticleVERITY BURNS

Ver­ity, a tech­no­logy writer, dis­cov­ers the sur­pris­ing reas­ons why sci­ent­ists are try­ing to enhance insects using cyborg implants.

ArticleQ&A

Are gold dig­gers psy­cho­paths?

ArticleBETTER LIVING THROUGH SCIENCE