This week's magazine
14 February 2015
Issue 3008
Editor's picks
Table of contents
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Space
Neil Armstrong’s secret bag of moon-landing souvenirs
The astronaut's widow has given the US National Air and Space Museum a bag of hoarded knick-knacks, including the camera used to film his "one small step"
News
Space
Bold spacecraft prepare for lift off – and re-entry
News
Health
Unfounded vaccine myths harm measles herd immunity
News
Health
Chronic fatigue syndrome gets yet another name
News
60 Seconds
News
Earth
Rise in shark attacks does not mean more sharks
News
Fat chance of advice
News
Earth
Geoengineering would be ‘irrational and irresponsible’
News
Life
Donors wanted: your bodily waste could be a big earner
News
Health
Not just obesity – faecal transplants’ weird effects
News
Should the UK frack for gas?
News
Space
Dark force could keep Milky Way’s neighbours away
News
Physics
Add a dash of quantum for secure cloud computing
News
Life
The secret of the world’s largest seed revealed
News
Physics
First stars get 150 million years younger overnight
News
Life
Glassed-in DNA makes the ultimate time capsule
News
Physics
Magic number makes acid fall apart in water
News
Physics
Maths model suggests glass ceiling can be cracked from below
News
Health
Don’t read this aloud in your head. Drat, failed
News
Earth
Melting ice spells volcanic trouble
News
Health
Musical software helps mothers push babies out faster
News
Space
Pluto’s evaporating ice leaves it with a blank face
News
Environment
Meet – and hear – the world’s first bilingual chimps
News
Life
The island paradise overrun by giant cannibals
News
Technology
The four main roadblocks holding up self-driving cars
News
Space
One Per Cent
News
Technology
Hackathon invents the digital tools to fix Congress
News
Technology
Robot firefighter puts out its first blaze
News
Opinion
Health
Crossing the germ line – facing genetics’ great taboo
Let's stop drawing lines in the sand when it comes to genetically modifying people and talk about engineering everybody
Opinion
Physics
Bad air day: See my ‘tornado in a bottle’
Opinion
Earth
We’ve got the evolution of complex cells inside-out
Opinion
Features
Earth
Sun-free farming: Indoor crops under the spotlight
It tastes great, is hyper-local and is available all year round. But is growing food indoors in our cities really sustainable, asks Michael Le Page
Features
Earth
Elemental risk: Securing the raw stuff of modern life
Features
Humans
Rules of attraction: 10 biggest love myths exploded
Features