Read article: A matter of time
A matter of time
Why Time Flies: a Mostly Scientific Investigation, is an interesting exploration into how humans perceive the passage of time, writes Hamish Johnston
Read article: A matter of time
Read article: How to build a planet
How to build a planet
The Planet Factory by Elizabeth Tasker offers a “thorough guide to how exoplanets are opening our eyes to the cosmic possibilities for life”, finds Louisa Preston
Read article: Underneath the alien rain
Underneath the alien rain
In Search of Stardust is a visual extravaganza, writes Tushna Commissariat
Read article: A little learning is a dangerous thing
A little learning is a dangerous thing
“Buy this book. And read it. Regularly.” That’s the powerful summary by Philip Moriarty of The Death of Expertise by Tom Nichols
Read article: A day in the life
A day in the life
The Physics of Everyday Things explores how your favourite science crops up in everything from toasters to aeroplanes, as Achintya Rao discovers
Read article: Superhero science: from fiction to fact
Superhero science: from fiction to fact
The Secret Science of Superheroes, a collection of eclectic essays, makes excellent use of science fiction as a vehicle for science fact, says Michael Follows
Read article: Opening up the physics closet
Opening up the physics closet
Michael Falk calls on physicists to create a better environment for minorities
Read article: What philosophers do
What philosophers do
Robert P Crease explains what philosophers of physics get up to
Read article: Animal magic
Animal magic
Furry Logic, with its puns and wordplay, does an excellent job covering the latest research in biophysics, on a huge range of animals, writes Mark Denny
Read article: Colouring outside the lines
Colouring outside the lines
Tushna Commissariat reviews Visions of Numberland and Phases of Matter – two science-themed colouring books for adults
