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CONTENTS REGULARS 06 EYE OPENER Incredible s c ience images from around the world. 13 FEEDBACK Your thoughts on the ar ticles in BBC Science Focus. 15 DISCOVERIES All the month’s biggest news, including: Satellite collisions are a bigger threat t han we rea l i s ed; New Ozempic-like pill reduces weight by 13 per cent ; Being mentally resilient could cut your r i sk o f death; I ce Age hunters tricked mammoths into impaling themselves; Crossbreed dogs may not be as healthy as we f irst thought; And more… 26 DR DEAN BURNETT Why the best course of action is sometimes just to listen to your par t ner. 28 SOFIA QUAGLIA How ins ec t s a re t he unsung heroes when i t comes to seed dispersal. 44 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! S ave 40% on t he shop pr ice when you subscribe to BBC Science Focus Magazine v i a Direc t Debi t . 30 VICTORIA GILL Why lab-grown meat may be no better for the environment than livestock farming. 32 REALITY CHECK The science behind the headlines: Could wa s tewater f rom oli ve oil production have health benefits? Will we ever get an over-the-counter O z e mp i c- t y p e d r u g ? 38 INNOVATIONS A roundup of the hottest trends in technology. 76 THE BIG QUESTION When it comes to climate change, which tipping point has scientists most worried? 80 Q & A Our experts answer your questions. This month: Can science explain haunted houses? What happened to Einstein’s br a in? Could I l and a pla ne in an emergenc y? Why does t ime move so s low l y when I ’m a t t he g ym? What happens to t ime at t he event hor i zon o f a black hole? And more… 89 CROSSWORD Engage your grey matter! 89 NEXT MONTH A sneak peek at the upcoming issue. 90 BETTER LIVING THROUGH SCIENCE How to time your caffeine hit to get the most out of a cup of get-up-and-go. 4 15 DISCOVERIES 32 REALITY CHECK Satellite collisions could cause a pla net-wide dis a s ter. An e xper t explains how bad it could be. Oli ve oil i s good f or your hea l t h. But t he wa s tewater le ft over f rom making i t might be even be tt er. 80 Q&A

CONTENTS

REGULARS

06 EYE OPENER

Incredible s c ience images from around the world.

13 FEEDBACK

Your thoughts on the ar ticles in BBC Science Focus.

15 DISCOVERIES

All the month’s biggest news, including: Satellite collisions are a bigger threat t han we rea l i s ed; New Ozempic-like pill reduces weight by 13 per cent ; Being mentally resilient could cut your r i sk o f death; I ce Age hunters tricked mammoths into impaling themselves; Crossbreed dogs may not be as healthy as we f irst thought; And more…

26 DR DEAN BURNETT

Why the best course of action is sometimes just to listen to your par t ner.

28 SOFIA QUAGLIA

How ins ec t s a re t he unsung heroes when i t comes to seed dispersal.

44 SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

S ave 40% on t he shop pr ice when you subscribe to BBC Science Focus Magazine v i a Direc t Debi t .

30 VICTORIA GILL

Why lab-grown meat may be no better for the environment than livestock farming.

32 REALITY CHECK

The science behind the headlines: Could wa s tewater f rom oli ve oil production have health benefits? Will we ever get an over-the-counter O z e mp i c- t y p e d r u g ?

38 INNOVATIONS

A roundup of the hottest trends in technology.

76 THE BIG QUESTION

When it comes to climate change, which tipping point has scientists most worried?

80 Q & A

Our experts answer your questions. This month: Can science explain haunted houses? What happened to Einstein’s br a in? Could I l and a pla ne in an emergenc y? Why does t ime move so s low l y when I ’m a t t he g ym? What happens to t ime at t he event hor i zon o f a black hole? And more…

89 CROSSWORD

Engage your grey matter!

89 NEXT MONTH

A sneak peek at the upcoming issue.

90 BETTER LIVING

THROUGH SCIENCE How to time your caffeine hit to get the most out of a cup of get-up-and-go.

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DISCOVERIES

32

REALITY CHECK

Satellite collisions could cause a pla net-wide dis a s ter. An e xper t explains how bad it could be.

Oli ve oil i s good f or your hea l t h. But t he wa s tewater le ft over f rom making i t might be even be tt er.

80 Q&A

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