Using real-time environmental data from satellites could move financial markets and improve climate outcomes, says a team of financial professionals and scientists
Read article: Can geofinancial engineering get us out of hot water?
Robert P Crease reveals that space is not always as we know it
Read article: Making space
Congressman Bill Foster represents the 11th Congressional District in Illinois, US
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The Sun is more of a reference book with pretty pictures than a general science book, writes by Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Book of Sol
Big Data, which looks at the good, the bad and the new power relationships created by the “information revolution” is a quick but fascinating read, says Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Big data, big responsibilities
We Have No Idea is a “frequently hilarious and deeply charming” exploration into the unknown, writes Aatish Bhatia
Read article: At the boundary of knowledge
Mosquitoes is “a superbly acted and complex play” that includes “dazzling physics lectures”, says Arthur I Miller, but in some ways, the science is peripheral to the plot
Read article: When fact and feeling collide
ISRO: a Personal History details the successes of the Indian space programme, from the point of view of one of its earliest visionaries, describes Vasudevan Mukunth
Read article: Tales of India’s rocketeers
Robert P Crease identifies the main threat to the US's approach to scientific planning
Read article: Oh, America!
Totality: the Great American Eclipses of 2017 and 2024, written by Mark Littmann and Fred Espenak, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Celestial companion
