BBC Science Focus - 2018-11-14

• Elephants can do maths
• You can squeeze in 30 Earthsized planets between here and the Moon
• Discoverie­s
• Michael Mosley
• My life scientific
• Aleks Krotoski
• Crossword
• BBC Dynasties interview
• Inside Mars
• Genetic hunt for Nessie
• Dr Darren Naish
• ODD MOVES PROVIDE CLUES TO EXOMOON’S PRESENCE
• DEFECT-FREE MICE BORN FROM SAME-SEX PARENTS
• “Short periods of sleep might enhance aspects of memory and thinking”
• GETTING INTO A ‘FLOW’ STATE WHILE PLAYING TETRIS CAN HELP TO COMBAT ANXIETY
• SMALL DOSES OF PSYCHEDELI­CS MIGHT HELP YOU SOLVE PROBLEMS
• JUPITER’S MOON SHOWS SIGNS OF PAST TECTONIC ACTIVITY
• BIRD-LIKE LUNGS HELPED DINOSAURS RULE THE ROOST
• BRAIN SCAN STUDY REVEALS HOW DOGS RESPOND TO LANGUAGE
• FEEL THE MAGIC
• AI IS BETTER THAN DOCTORS AT DETECTING BREAST CANCER
• THE NUCLEAR RENEGADES
• THE FIGHT FOR FUSION
• WHAT IS eDNA?
• WHAT COULD NESSIE BE?
• A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ISS
• SPACE STATIONS: WHAT COMES NEXT?
• 02 LEARN TO LOVE ROBOTS

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