In this latest issue, we look at the history and future of science. We revisit the events that made Albert Einstein a global superstar and examine the day NASA's space station came crashing down. Looking ahead, in-depth reports into two of the most exciting fields in current research: human hibernation and quantum biology, will give you plenty to ponder.

In the summer issue of Cosmos we explore the big blue of the secret ocean world and looking up. James Bradley reports on the amazing intelligence of fish species and what that means for our understanding of us and Sophie Calabretto explains the mathematics behind the predator perfection of sharks. Meet the scientists using the planet’s largest animals to find one of the smallest and most prolific – krill; go behind the scenes in the new frontier of space with Australian cubesat exploration and discover Indigenous animal connections to the stars.

Get your universal travel tags ready for issue 88 of Cosmos. Take a 5 billion km journey to near-Earth asteroids; view the night skies through the eyes of Indigenous Australian astronomers; smash into particle physics’ big mystery through supersymmetry; hear the latest from the hunt for a COVID vaccine; get the buzz about bee chemistry and ponder the pokie in your pocket: are you master of – or slave to – your smartphone?

In this issue, we visit leading labs to witness the astonishing and fast-paced global collaboration to find a COVID-19 cure; look at the maths of lockdown modelling; show you how to make your own DIY telescope to listen to the Milky Way, discover how bats stay forever young – and whether we can too; and enjoy a wealth of science to make, watch and do in these socially distant times.

Ready for some discovery? Cosmos Issue 86 will introduce you to the Internet of Disposal Things, the lost women of Australian astronomy, the ethical minefield of bioengineering embryo-like structures, and the art of teaching physics to Tibetan monks. It’s also eyes to the sky to look at clouds, why we need so many satellites and how birds are catching illegal fishing. 

Summer reading - sorted! Cosmos Issue 85 explores travelling to new worlds. Meet the new Australian species being discovered near you every single day. Go behind the scenes at the Large Hadron Collider. Ski with science instead of snow. Plus, summer fun: tennis technology, the science of fireworks and the Star Wars Phantom Menace that dwells within us all. 

Peer down the microscope in the latest issue of Cosmos. Meet the human cyborg who 'hears’ colour. Go wild with wolf packs and the researchers battling to protect them. Learn how a synchrotron – a mini Large Hadron Collider – helps palaeontologists see through stone to new discoveries. And take a pictorial jaunt around Scotland's Orkney islands, a megawatt success story for sustainable electricity generation.

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
–  Manufacturing in space: factories of the future
– Brian Cox on activism
– A brief history of spacetime
– ‘Osteo-biographies‘ of the dead at Stonehenge
– Alex the Astronaut meets Alex, an Astronaut

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on: 
- Inside an octopus' alien mind
- The plastics problem
- Is cosmology stuck?
- Gallery: fossils in amber
- Calling the stem cell race
- Ray guns are here
 
And much more!

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on: 
- Juno’s new Jupiter
- Hello quantum world
- Inflammation overload
- Gallery: arthropods see things differently
- The feathered dinosaur revolution
- Clouds predict global warming
 
And much more!

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
- Accelerating coral evolution
- Hacking human performance
- Resurrecting the thylacine
- Gallery: fractals in nature
- The entangled web: staging the second quantum revolution
- Synthetic life

And much more!

In this issue:
• The art of Patricia Piccinini
• The search for cosmic strings
• Gallery: five artists comment on their science-themed work
• Mindbending drugs offering therapeutic relief
• Profile: Hiroshi Ishiguro and his look-alike android
• Australia’s jurassic park
And much more!

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:

- Understanding autism
- Plate tectonics and early life
- The current state of the search for dark matter
- The future of space exploration

Cosmos issue 75 – Weapons against superbugs
This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
• The next generation of weapons that we’ll need to outsmart superbugs
• The anti-ageing elixirs promising to prolong youth
• The empirical question in astrophysics: how big is space?
• The origins of entanglement
• Blind faults, missing links and ever-building stress on the San Andreas fault
And much more!

Cosmos issue 74 – Jurassic flight school
This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
• The fossil discoveries in China that are rewriting the history of flight
• The quantum oracle: How to predict and avert failure
• The race to build an even bigger hadron collider
• The tricky science of forecasting volcanic eruptions
• The giant planet that is likely lurking on the fringes of the Solar System
And much more!

• The telescope that goes by the name Square Kilometre Array
• The hopes of new cures from ‘gene therapy 2.0’ CRISPR
• Lessons from Mars – our picture of the Red Planet has never been clearer
• A profile of climate advocate Ross Garnaut
• Why is the sea salty? 
And much more!

*Parallel worlds: science or sci-fi?

*Venomous: how Earth's deadliest creatures mastered biochemistry

*A second chance for Nuclear power? 

*A palaeoclimatologist using stalagmites to understand climate

*Why do paper cuts hurt so much

*And much more!

*Breaking the two-hour marathon barrier – with science

*Solving a whale shark mystery with the help of the stars and citizen science

*Fracking's surprising origins

*Madagascar takes a cue from Australia in battling a toad invasion

*Why stars sparkle

*And much more!

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on: 

• Designer babies – An ethicist makes a case for editing the human genome

• Agents of doom – Why have some monster volcanoes triggered global catastrophes and others have not?

• Powered by sorghum – The ancient crop that yields both food and fuel could help struggling farmers

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on: 

• Darwin's Garden – the test bed for his theory of natural selection

• The search for antimatter

• The breakthrough recipe for turning immune cells into a cancer-fighting army

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on: 
• Beyond gravitational waves
•  Animals that change with the climate
• The end of gene patents

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
• The astonishing non-stop flights of the Pacific Golden Plover
• Can we bury the carbon dioxide problem?
• The chemistry in Agatha Christie’s crime novels
• Tracking elusive sub-atomic particles

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
• What smart dogs can teach us
• Celebrating the Father of Light
• Solving the asthma riddle
• Lessons from Robot champs

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:
• General relativity at 100 
• The high-tech search for dark matter
• Epoch of the invisible man
• The woman science forgot

This issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on:

• The 30-year-old theory of cosmic inflation 
• China's fake fossil problem
• The dangerous space junk threatening satellites
• Manufacturing tastier and more convincing synthetic meat 

It also contains a profile on stem cell and IVF pioneer Alan Trounson and a gallery of the building blocks of matter. 

The June–July issue contains features on:

• Brain stimulators TMS and tDCS
• Stopping HIV-AIDS in its tracks
• Mysterious and elusive Pluto 
• Moore's Law at 50

It also contains a profile of Wade Davis, new science fiction and much more.

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