Agriculture The fluctuating fortunes of La Niña By Bron Willis View Latest Issue Share Tweet Sparkling science By Ken Eastwood If you reach for a glass of bubbly this festive season, take a moment to savour the sophisticated chemistry captured in each refreshing mouthful. Best of the Rest Pfizer booster found to be effective in real-world study How old is the Southern Cross? Venom showdown: ancient primates vs venomous snakes Adding noise to electric cars for safer driving Volcanic eruptions can be triggered by weather events How to regrow your head and live forever Can any species win from climate change? By Richard A Lovett Changes in killer whale hunting patterns raise important questions about winners and losers in our planet’s future. In our private universe By Mark Pesce From mediaeval artistry to Google Earth, maps hold a fascination. Next: a globe in four dimensions, holding the Earth’s information over time. Life-saving sensors By Debbie Silvester-Dean A phone alert when the quality of the air you’re breathing has become unhealthy or downright dangerous? We’d like to see that. Previous Issues 20 - 26 May 2022 13 - 19 May 2022 When Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai erupted on January 15 2022 it affected the world. To what extent? We are still learning. 06 - 12 May 2022 Women who play sport don’t care who they play as much as some people think they do. 29 Apr - 05 May 2022 When it comes to elephants in the room, the sun’s a doozy. It’s enormous; it’s immensely powerful – but we know next to nothing about it. And the best science has to offer hasn’t even scratched the surface. 22 - 28 Apr 2022 Celebratory double: Cosmos Weekly’s first anniversary, and the launch of our podcasting science explainers on the LiSTNR platform. 15 - 21 Apr 2022 Celebratory double: Cosmos Weekly’s first anniversary, and the launch of our podcasting science explainers on the LiSTNR platform. 08 - 14 Apr 2022 The IPCC report released this week signals hope, but it comes with a fair few ‘ifs’. One of them is about the success of carbon drawdown. 01 - 07 Apr 2022 There’s more than meets the eye in trying to get people to reduce their resource use – and it’s all in the numbers. 25 - 31 Mar 2022 How can science help sustainable flood recovery? 18 - 24 Mar 2022 Our national leaders have signalled the importance of mining and refining critical minerals in Australia. What are these resources, and what’s at stake? 11 - 17 Mar 2022 Detecting and mapping earthquakes; open-source intelligence; watching the wedge-tailed eagle; living simulations; how to make an IPCC report. 04 - 10 Mar 2022 COVID-19 vaccine rights; de-extincting the Tassie tiger; disinformation inoculation; finding the origins of life on Earth; fixing fruit flies. All Weekly Issues
