Planet Nine search finds 12 new Jovian moons
New discoveries include an oddball and the most distant known object in the solar system. Richard A Lovett reports.
Jupiter unveiled
In this issue: Juno’s new Jupiter – Hello quantum world – Inflammation overload – Gallery: arthropods see things differently – The feathered dinosaur revolution – Clouds predict global warming
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Kip Thorne and the email that foreshadowed his Nobel Prize
After a lifetime hunt, the theoretical physicist was part of the team that made the first detection of a gravitational wave. He speaks exclusively to Andrew Masterson.
The mathematics of flu
Different cities have different influenza seasons, statistics show. Richard A Lovett reports.
Superstars of STEM: Beating bacteria at its own game
Queensland’s Róisín McMahon is looking to nature for clues to overcoming antibiotic resistance. Dion Pretorius reports.
Study raises fears of collateral damage in gene editing
UK research finds CRISPR technique can slice and dice in unintended ways, raising cancer fears. Julia Medew reports.
