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DEAFNESS AND DEMENTIA… WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD? Is there a link between your hearing and your brain health? SIX SCIENCEBACKED WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY How to keep your memory stronger for longer. THE OTHER HUMANS Our ancestors met more people than we thought when they left Africa.

Marbled masterpiece

LENA DELTA RESERVE, RUSSIA

1 mins

Bon appétit!

SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND, SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN

1 mins

Not-so-grey matter

This is a brain. It may not be immediately recognisable as such – it's far from the pink and wrinkly blob most of us are used to seeing – but it's a brain nonetheless.

1 mins

First commercial space station is readying for launch

For the first time in human history, a space station built by a startup, not a nation, is set to enter low Earth orbit

4 mins

US military could slash a whole country's emissions, finds study

The world's largest fighting force is also one of its biggest emitters

3 mins

This simple snacking habit could help cut your cholesterol, study finds

It's good news for those who love a nibble between meals

1 mins

Electric vehicle boom could hit major roadblock in just 5 years

With sales skyrocketing, a shortage of a critical material could halt progress

1 mins

Prehistoric ‘dancefloor’ could reveal how dinosaurs flirted

Fossilised scrape marks may be the best evidence yet of dinosaurs gathering for elaborate mating displays

1 mins

These are the worst ChatGPT prompts for the environment, study claims

Politeness perhaps does have a cost, as far as the planet's concerned

1 mins

Killer whales filmed using tools for the first time

The marine mammals use kelp to groom each other

1 mins

Too much of this 'healthy fat' could be adding to your waistline

Olive oil is known as a 'superfood', but new research on mice suggests it could promote weight gain more than other fats

1 mins

Breathtaking first images from ‘ultimate’ telescope reveal new galaxies

The newly opened Vera C Rubin Observatory is on a mission to unlock the Universe's greatest secrets

1 mins

Mysterious 'surge' under Earth's crust could reshape world map, study claims

The pulsing will eventually rip Africa apart and create a new ocean

2 mins

Mysterious 'surge' under Earth's crust could reshape world map, study claims

The pulsing will eventually rip Africa apart and create a new ocean

2 mins

Our meat could soon be gene-edited. Should we be worried?

Genetically edited pork could be on the market within a year. Here's what you need to know

5 mins

Removing microplastics: possible, necessary or just the latest celebrity trend?

Services claiming to clear microplastics from people's bodies have begun to crop up. But how effective are they? An expert explains...

5 mins

Bots on Centre Court?

Robot sporting events could become more common in the coming years. But how many of us will be tuning in to watch?

3 mins

The next hot trend in COOKING TECH

From air fryers to spiralisers, kitchen gadgets come and go. But the newest multi-purpose countertop cookers are vying to be more than just the latest must-have consumer item. Thanks to their versatility, they're looking to be a viable alternative to the traditional stove and oven combination

3 mins

DEAFNESS AND DEMENTIA... WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD?

THERE'S A LOT OF NOISE BEING MADE ABOUT A POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN HEARING LOSS AND DEMENTIA. BUT WHAT DOES THE SCIENCE HAVE TO SAY?

8 mins

HEALING WITHOUT SCARS

Healing a wound without leaving a scar is something we could all do while in the womb. But unlocking this ability after birth has proven impossible. Until now...

9 mins

6 SCIENCE-BACKED WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY

Forgetfulness doesn't have to be an inevitable part of life. Like going to the gym to stay fit, there are habits you can adopt to keep your memory sharp

8 mins

THE PLANETS THAT SHOULDN'T EXIST

With sapphire waterfalls, lava rain and orbits around dead stars, these distant worlds push the limits of what's possible

8 mins

HOTTER THAN THE SURFACE OF A STAR

KELT-9 b

1 mins

Can you live longer by eating less?

From fasting to low-protein diets, the evolving science of dietary restriction might just offer the key to slowing ageing

6 mins

THE HORSESHOE CRAB

Millions of years before dinosaurs began roaming Earth, strange-looking creatures were scuttling across the seabed. They looked like they were wearing spiked helmets, with little eyes on top and a sharp tail sticking out the back. The horseshoe crab still exists today and belongs to an order of animals known as Xiphosura, from ancient Greek words meaning 'sword' and 'tail'. Despite their name, they're not actually crustaceans, but more closely related to spiders.

2 mins

HOW SHOULD YOU TALK TO SOMEONE WHO HAS JUST LOST A LOVED ONE?

Suffering a bereavement is one of the hardest experiences anyone can go through in life. Receiving love and support from others can make a huge difference, so it's wonderful that you want to be there for someone who's grieving and that you're thinking carefully about how to help them.

2 mins

WHAT WILL SPACESUITS OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE?

Spacesuits are important if you leave Earth's protective atmosphere. Human-size miniature spaceships, they provide protection against intensive solar radiation, extreme temperatures, low pressure from the vacuum of space and impact from micrometeorites.

1 mins

IS THERE ANYTHING ON EARTH THAT COULD WITHSTAND CONDITIONS ON MARS?

Mars is a pretty horrible place for any creature used to life on Earth. The average surface temperature is -63°C (-81°F) and doesn't reach above freezing anywhere except right on the equator, during the summer.

2 mins

HOW DO I KNOW WHEN TO LET GO OF PAST GOALS OR DREAMS?

Many of us harbour deep ambitions that are an essential part of how we see ourselves - perhaps you fantasised about becoming a successful novelist or professional athlete, or to settle down and start a family.

1 mins

WHY DO MORE PERIMENOPAUSAL WOMEN GET DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD?

The increase in ADHD diagnoses among peri- and postmenopausal women is likely due to a combination of hormonal changes and better recognition of how ADHD presents in women.

1 mins

EYES ON THE PRIZE

A strange visual trick can speed up learning and boost performance

3 mins

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BBC Science Focus Description:

प्रकाशक: Our-Media-Ltd

वर्ग: Science

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Monthly

BBC Focus Magazine is the magazine of popular science and technology that explains the wonders of the Universe through stunning photography and accessible articles. Contributors include the very best writers and science experts, with columns every issue from renowned science writer Robert Matthews, TV presenter and scientist Helen Czerski, and science fiction author Stephen Baxter. From archaeology to neuroscience, climate change and particle physics, BBC Focus Magazine keeps you up to speed with the cutting-edge science and gadgets that will change our world.