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BBC Science Focus magazine has been published monthly by Our Media since its U.K. launch in 1992. It offers an accessible, visually striking exploration of scientific discovery, engineering breakthroughs and natural phenomena. The magazine blends curiosity-driven features with expert insight, making complex ideas understandable without sacrificing depth or detail. Each issue includes interviews with scientists, myth-busting articles and infographics that distill topics from climate change to quantum computing. Columns explore ethical dilemmas and future-facing technologies, encouraging critical thinking about innovation. The magazine’s editorial team works with leading researchers and science communicators to ensure accuracy, relevance and broad appeal in every issue. Science Focus also includes trivia and puzzles that challenge and entertain. While the editorial scope is global, it maintains strong U.K. relevance by highlighting local research and science leadership. Available on PressReader, BBC Science Focus inspires inquisitive minds of all ages – making cutting-edge science clear and impossible to ignore.
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...
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.
Cosmologists are questioning the existence of dark matter and dark energy. Space journalist Georgina explores evidence for their wild new model of the Universe.
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.
Verity, a technology writer, discovers the surprising reasons why scientists are trying to enhance insects using cyborg implants.
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