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BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

A daily dose of cheese could reduce your dementia risk, study finds

High-fat cheeses and cream could help stave off dementia, a new study has found.

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

A dementia vaccine could be gamechanging – and available already

Getting vaccinated against shingles could protect you from getting dementia, or slow the progression of the disease

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

World's biggest cobweb is home to 100,000 spiders

Spiders don't normally create such large colonies, so there's no need to worry about finding one in your basement

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

Swearing could give you a physical edge, study finds

Cursing isn't just for when you stub your toe or miss your train. Science says it can boost your physical performance

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

HOW TO TEACH AI RIGHT FROM WRONG

If we want to get good responses from AI, we may need to see what it does when we ask it to be evil

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

The dark side of weight-loss drugs

Millions of people are now using weight-loss drugs, but it seems there are side-effects that come with the slimmer waistlines

6 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

IS FREE WILL AN ILLUSION?

Neuroscience could hold the key to answering one of philosophy's oldest questions

8 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

Humans are absolutely terrible at reading dogs' emotions

Think you can tell how our furry friends are feeling? Think again

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Science Focus

BBC Science Focus

Salt could be key to saving Africa's largest land mammals

Elephants, giraffes and rhinos need the mineral to survive and will go to great lengths to find it

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Extreme space weather grounds planes

Airbus orders urgent software update after solar radiation risk identified

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

The science of sci-fi spaceships

From Jules Verne to Avatar, Dallas Campbell traces how fiction shaped our dreams of space travel – and even drove real advances in rocket science

7 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

New images reveal active interstellar comet 31/ATLAS

NASA and ESA capture gas, dust and a plasma tail ahead of the comet's closest Earth approach

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Moon events in February

Astronomy is a fascinating science that's based on observing. Some sights, such as those wonders located in the deep sky, are static, while others – like the motions of the planets and their moons – are dynamic.

2 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Astronomy Photographer of the Year

The world-leading astrophotography competition returns. Could your image take the top prize of £10,000?

2 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Asteroid provides sweet clues to life's origins

Ribose and glucose detected in pristine dust samples from the asteroid Bennu

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

What happens to planets when their STAR DIES?

The Sun faces its fiery finale in five billion years. Keith Cooper asks: will the Solar System perish or could some worlds survive?

6 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Stars above... sparks below

Whether it's drama in your astro club or tensions with your family, Mark Westmoquette shares advice to keep stargazing stress-free

2 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

NOVAStar Scarlet A62Q 62mm f/8.4 quadruplet achromatic refractor

Well-built and capable, this beginner scope punches well above its bargain price

4 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Q&A WITH A GAMMA RAY SPECIALIST

In 2025, astronomers detected a blast from space that lasted seven hours. Now they're uncovering the strange processes behind the exceptional outburst

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Detecting meteors at home: Part 1

In the first of two parts, we show you how to build your own simple meteor detector

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Why our Sun doesn't have a twin

Most Sun-like stars orbit a partner, but ours ended up alone. We explain how- and why its lonely path set the stage for life

2 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Sparks fly in Mars's atmosphere

Perseverance detects first-ever electrical crackles from a dust devil

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Space telescopes under threat

Projected 560,000 satellites could overwhelm future observatories

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

INSIDE THE SKY AT NIGHT

We've now found thousands of exoplanets, yet the first exomoon still eludes us. George Dransfield tells us why the hunt is tough, but a breakthrough may be close

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Turn back time on Jupiter

How to use de-rotation to freeze Jupiter's spin and get your sharpest pics yet

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Reveal Jupiter in a striking new light

Combine methane data with RGB to show its dynamic high-altitude clouds

3 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Aliens on our doorstep

Could life be closer than we think? Ben Evans surveys the Solar System's likeliest hideouts - and what might live there

7 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Who invented the Southern Cross?

The smallest constellation - and one of the most celebrated - is Crux, the Southern Cross. Lost for centuries, then reborn as a guiding beacon for explorers, its story is told here by Ian Ridpath

8 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Is Russia out of the space race?

Damage to Russia's only crew launch pad throws its space programme into doubt

1 min  |

February 2026
BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Lunar tricks of the light

There are several well-timed clair-obscur (or trick-of-the-light) effects visible on the Moon this month, all clustered around the first quarter Moon which occurs on 24 February.

1 min  |

February 2026