Dramatic shark frenzy tears pig apart in hours
Watch a shark attack consume a dead pig in a forensic experiment probing what happens to a body underwater
Slow-moving hurricanes such as Sandy on the rise
Sandy will linger for days over the US east coast. Climate change means future hurricanes will be more likely to behave this way too
UK gardeners must take some blame for ash dieback
With imported plants the main source of deadly tree diseases, gardeners need to learn to be green as well as green-fingered, says Michael Brooks
The universe: the full story
The grand sweep of cosmic history is about to be revealed in the crackle of giant radio waves, say astrophysicists Abraham Loeb and Jonathan Pritchard
Gay 'cures' don't work but banning them helps nobody
Therapies that claim to make gay people straight are hateful and dangerous, but banning them won't win over their supporters, says Christopher J. Ferguson
The heart-shaped devil seed
This may look like it comes from some hell dimension and is out to get you, but it's actually part of a harmless purple flower
Thinking up a world ruled by neuroscience
Kathleen Taylor raises questions about the impact of advances in neuroscience in The Brain Supremacy, but provides few answers
Kuhn's heroes: Five paradigm-busting revolutions
Get a flavour of Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions as we look at the four big revolutions that he wrote about - and one that he didn't
Golden solution to inexpensive test for HIV
A new method of detecting viral or cancer proteins using gold nanoparticles could lead to more sensitive and affordable tests for disease
Bitter taste of infection is good for health
The discovery of bitter taste receptors' role in fighting infections paves the way for new treatments for sinusitis
Bouncy-ball cameras scout out dangerous situations
A tennis-ball-sized device containing cameras and infrared lights can be thrown into unknown areas to build panoramic images of what lies ahead
Paste augmented-reality video graffiti on the streets
Software that allows people to cut and paste people and objects onto street scenes points to a new kind of digital tagging
Feedback: United Nations 'plans to destroy US'
Totally insidious agendas, self-conflicting signs, time-travelling emails and more
Ping-pong robot learns to play like a person
A robot that can improvise shots could be the best robotic table tennis challenger yet
Will hurricane Sandy become a 'Frankenstorm'?
The eastern US is bracing for hurricane Sandy, which looks set to be a record-breaker. New Scientist breaks down what we know
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