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This week's magazine

29 October 1994

Issue 1949

New Scientist issue 1949 cover


Table of contents

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Time's up

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What came first - the virus or the means to fight it?

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Surer sunspots should improve warming forecasts

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Technology

Polymer stops the rot under space shuttle

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Ancient plant on the road to Morocco

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Daisy blooms on

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First lady

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African epidemic

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DIY rocket

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Arguing till the cows come home: The controversial milk hormone BST has been declared safe for cows and humans throughout Europe and the US. but research has raised new doubts

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The bar at the centre of the Galaxy

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Smashed atoms recreate quark-gluon soup of big bang

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How to block the HIV assembly line

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Does polluted air keep the Artic cool?

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The unacceptably young face of the Universe

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Space success

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We have ignition

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American history at the touch of a button

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Missing salmon spawn political battle

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Pentagon sets its sights on breast cancer

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Super rice extends limits to growth

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Britanny's rivers kill off crops

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A kick in the posteriority for `failed' research

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Dabs dilate the ozone hole

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US ban fills Europe's nuclear stores to bursting

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Giant nettles stalk polluted Britain

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South Africa seeks funds for high-tech telescope

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Microbes have arsenic licked

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NASA shrugs off plutonium risk

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