BBC Science Focus
HOW CAN I BANISH THE JANUARY BLUES?
Dark mornings, long chilly evenings and short days; many people find January tough.
2 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
DESTINATION: BRAIN HEALTH
Finding the best route to beat Alzheimer's
3 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
EYE OPENER
Though this might not be what you see on a typical Valentine's Day card, it is what the human heart actually looks like.
2 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
Neutrinos are getting in the way of dark matter detection
These troublesome particles are difficult to detect, but they're starting to show up in places where they're not wanted
3 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
WHY DOES DRINKING ALCOHOL MAKE IT SO MUCH HARDER TO LOSE WEIGHT?
While enjoying the occasional glass of wine or pint of beer may seem harmless, regular or excessive alcohol consumption can significantly hinder your weight-loss journey for a few reasons:
2 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
How much could Ozempic change our world?
The weight-loss drug has made headlines and broken sales records, but what does it mean for our future?
5 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
BUILD A BETTER HOME
BRITAIN'S NEW BUILDING REGULATIONS ARE INTENDED TO FUTURE-PROOF THE COUNTRY'S NEW HOUSING STOCK. BUT WHAT CAN WE DO TO MAKE THE NATION'S EXISTING HOUSING MORE EFFICIENT, MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND BETTER TO LIVE IN? by
10 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
NOW YOU SEE ME, NOW YOU DON'T
Scientists around the world are working on ways to hide us from sight. But how close are we to developing tech that could make us invisible?
7 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
Scientists discover when humans and dogs became friends
The relationship spans thousands of years, but experts might have pinpointed the first connection
1 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
'Extreme' solar radiation storm could hit Earth
Sun-like stars may have tantrums far more frequently than we thought
1 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
Why it's so hard to kick a gambling addiction
We now know that gambling can be as addictive as drugs, but there are factors that can make it even harder to quit
3 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
UNCORKED POTENTIAL
How much good can ditching drink for a month really do? Answer: a whole lot. In fact, science shows even short-term abstinence could unlock a cocktail of lasting benefits
8 min |
January 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Putting cosmic rays to work
These penetrating interstellar particles have applications from astronomy to archaeology
2 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Set up your first imaging sequence
How to automate and coordinate your gear over multiple nights of imaging
3 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Seeing in a new light
It's National Astronomy Week this month, so take a tip from Mark Westmoquette and let mindful stargazing change your perspective on your life and problems
2 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Spectroscopy
How we learn about stars, nebulae and planets by splitting and analysing their light
3 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The science of SCI-FI
We love a good sci-fi film, but do they get the science right? Amy Arthur picks six of the big mistakes made in space films
7 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Q&A WITH A STELLAR ECLIPSE SPECIALIST
Many stars are gravitationally locked inside multi-star systems, but a rare new triple-star system has set a new record for how cosy these clusters can get
3 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
GEAR
Charlotte Daniels rounds up the latest astronomical accessories
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
MAX POWER
From the second you wake up in the morning, your way of life is made possible thanks to the amazing power of electricity.
5 min |
January 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
That's amazing! The best discoveries, inventions and surprises
Asteroid telescope's final images revealed
2 min |
January 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
FUNNY BY NATURE
Claire Karwowski tracks down the wackiest wildlife that's cracking up the animal kingdom.
5 min |
January 2025
How It Works UK
BUILDING THE WORLD'S DEEPEST CAR PARK
Australia's most famous landmark is often marvelled at from ground level, but its innovative spiral substructure is a hidden gem
2 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
Octopuses burn more calories changing colour than you do on a 23 minute run
For octopuses, changing colour burns about as many calories as a human on a 23-minute run. Octopuses are masters of disguise, changing colour at the drop of a hat to startle predators and hide from prey.
2 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
Mountain lions in Los Angeles are becoming nocturnal
Mountain lions are prowling Greater Los Angeles at night to avoid humans exercising on their mountains.
2 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
FINDING THE COLOSSAL SQUID
This elusive creature spawned a legend of a deep-sea monster that endured for centuries
2 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
The world's first silicon-anode battery could revolutionise electronic vehicles
A ceramic battery manufacturer has unveiled a solid-state battery concept that can be charged from 5 to 60 per cent capacity in just five minutes, giving future electric vehicles (EVS) a 186-mile range in the time it takes to order a coffee.
1 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
The world's largest organism may have been growing for 80,000 years
Pando, an enormous quaking aspen that spans more than 40 hectares in Utah, is not only one of the largest known organisms on Earth, it's also one of the oldest.
2 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
New technology gives AI the power to feel surfaces
Scientists have given artificial intelligence (AI) the capacity to 'feel' surfaces for the first time, opening up a new dimension for deploying the technology in the real world.
1 min |
Issue 198
How It Works UK
INCREDIBLE SOLAR SYSTEM CRATERS
Why these spectacular craters carved out by past impact events are among the most widespread and distinctive geological features in the Solar System
7 min |