Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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In the new issue of #BBCFocus magazine:
*Where time comes from* - Prof Richard Muller wants to peer into colliding black holes to learn all about time.
*The robots that can learn* - Could robots soon start learning and thinking for themselves? Better get John Connor on speed dial…
*Should we let pandas go extinct?* Zoologist Jules Howard delves into the conservation of these iconic bears. And it turns out that not everything is black and white.
*What you need to know before you get into a driverless car* - Driverless cars aim to make the roads safer, but when will the tech be given the green light?
*Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox’s guide to the cosmos* - In Part 2 of our series, Brian Cox and physicist Jeff Forshaw tackle the bizarre world of subatomic particles.
*Q&A* - Are wood-burning stoves eco-friendly? How do salmon find their way home? Will time ever end?
Eye opener - Stunning images from around the planet.
Discoveries - All of the month’s best science news.
Innovations - Airbus’s flying car concept, the dark web, smartwatches for elephants, and more.
Helen Czerski - What cooked spinach can tell us about chlorophyll.
Out there - All the best science-y stuff to do this month.
Crossword - Our tricky crossword will give your grey matter a workout.
My life scientific - Helen Pilcher catches up with Anthropocene expert Jan Zalasiewicz.
SUBSCRIBE HERE: sciencefocus.com/subscribe
In the new issue of #BBCFocus magazine:
*Where time comes from* - Prof Richard Muller wants to peer into colliding black holes to learn all about time.
*The robots that can learn* - Could robots soon start learning and thinking for themselves? Better get John Connor on speed dial…
*Should we let pandas go extinct?* Zoologist Jules Howard delves into the conservation of these iconic bears. And it turns out that not everything is black and white.
*What you need to know before you get into a driverless car* - Driverless cars aim to make the roads safer, but when will the tech be given the green light?
*Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox’s guide to the cosmos* - In Part 2 of our series, Brian Cox and physicist Jeff Forshaw tackle the bizarre world of subatomic particles.
*Q&A* - Are wood-burning stoves eco-friendly? How do salmon find their way home? Will time ever end?
Eye opener - Stunning images from around the planet.
Discoveries - All of the month’s best science news.
Innovations - Airbus’s flying car concept, the dark web, smartwatches for elephants, and more.
Helen Czerski - What cooked spinach can tell us about chlorophyll.
Out there - All the best science-y stuff to do this month.
Crossword - Our tricky crossword will give your grey matter a workout.
My life scientific - Helen Pilcher catches up with Anthropocene expert Jan Zalasiewicz.
