From ancient artefacts to modern materials, all you need to know about the science of glass is in the latest issue of your favourite magazine
Read article: Celebrating the International Year of Glass: the June 2022 issue of Physics World
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Read article: Artificial intelligence beats humans at crossword solving and assesses the health of ‘singing’ coral reefs
Jon Tarrant considers how the internet spreads misinformation about scientific principles and how that can confuse those looking to learn
Read article: Web of confusion
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Nanoscale Möbius strips made from carbon, quantum tipple supports STEM outreach
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Objects bloat in a vacuum chamber, measuring tree droop, black hole inspires doughnut giveaway
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Conference dress code, bird nest mechanics, Einstein letter sold
Check out what's in the latest issue of your favourite magazine
Read article: The Earth as an exoplanet, Liverpool’s lost accelerator and primordial black holes: the May 2022 issue of Physics World
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Mechanical jumper sets height record, Stern and Gerlach speak from the past
NASA and partners will now spend two months commissioning the observatory's science instruments
Read article: New stunning images show the James Webb Space Telescope’s fully aligned optics
John Hardwick wonders what climbing a mountain on the Moon would involve
Read article: Mountain climbing on the Moon
