Planetary science Opinion and reviews To the ends of the Earth Eclipse: Journey to the Dark Side of the Moon by Frank Close, reviewed by Hamish Johnston Read article: To the ends of the Earth
Diversity and inclusion Opinion and reviews Being open to new concepts should apply to physicists as well as physics Andrew Coe says that physicists need to be more open minded to help build an inclusive environment for people who identify themselves as LGBT+ Read article: Being open to new concepts should apply to physicists as well as physics
Everyday science Opinion and reviews Science, scepticism and fear at the theatre We speak to playwright Lucy Kirkwood and actor Olivia Williams about Mosquitoes Read article: Science, scepticism and fear at the theatre
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews I think you’ll find Everything You Know About Science is Wrong by Matt Brown, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat Read article: I think you’ll find
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Big Bang star Spaceman by Mike Massimino, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat Read article: Big Bang star
Planetary science Opinion and reviews Web life: Eclipse America A blog from the American Astronomical Society about next month’s total solar eclipse in the US Read article: Web life: Eclipse America
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Gedanken fictions Thought X – a collection of short stories based on thought experiments in science and philosophy – is a fascinating experiment itself, writes Kate Gardner Read article: Gedanken fictions
Policy and funding Opinion and reviews Building bridges with the West Fuchun Zhang on the challenges of attracting researchers to China Read article: Building bridges with the West
Culture, history and society Opinion and reviews Inferiority is complex Inferior calls out the bad science used to endorse the cultural prejudice that women are biologically second rate to men, says Jess Wade Read article: Inferiority is complex
Education and outreach Opinion and reviews Whose cave is it? Robert P Crease is unhappy about what some physicists think about Plato Read article: Whose cave is it?