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SF CONTENTS REGULARS 06 EYE OPENERS The most striking science photography from around the world this month. 13 FEEDBACK Your thoughts and opinions on the recent articles in BBC Science Focus Magazine. 15 DISCOVERIES This month's biggest news, including: Most planets in the Milky Way are born 'bloated'; A hum could help reverse Alzheimer's; Mosquitoes are becoming thirstier for human blood; We've finally found the mental 'brake' behind procrastination; And more 26 ANALYSIS The weight-loss pill everyone wants is finally here; The top six space missions to watch out for after Artemis II; It's OpenClaw's world now. You're just living in it. 78 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Save 20 per cent on the shop price when you subscribe to BBC Science Focus Magazine. Science Focus HAWKING'S FINAL THEORY 36 INNOVATIONS F1 in 2026 truly will be 'Drive to Survive'; All talk, no humans; Editor's picks. 80 Q&A Our experts answer your questions. This month: Do any animals hoard treasure? Does exercise 'use up' your heartbeats? How many birds fly into buildings? Would an increase in rocket launches harm the ozone layer? Does my brain live a little in the past? Can you stop your sense of taste dulling as you age? Does my dog have ADHD? Have I ever technically touched anything? How big were medieval war horses? How can I get over my ex? And more 89 CROSSWORD Engage your grey matter! 89 NEXT MONTH A sneak peek at the upcoming issue. 90 BETTER LIVING THROUGH SCIENCE Fresh research on how to form new habits (and break bad ones) could help get your New Year's resolutions back on track. 15 DISCOVERIES 26 ANALYSIS A new report reveals why some major cities are sinking faster than sea levels are rising. All you need to know about the powerful weight-loss drugs that are now available in pill form. 80 Q&A Do any animals hoard treasure? 4

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REGULARS

06 EYE OPENERS The most striking science photography from around the world this month.

13 FEEDBACK

Your thoughts and opinions on the recent articles in BBC Science Focus Magazine.

15 DISCOVERIES

This month's biggest news, including: Most planets in the Milky Way are born 'bloated'; A hum could help reverse Alzheimer's; Mosquitoes are becoming thirstier for human blood; We've finally found the mental 'brake' behind procrastination; And more

26 ANALYSIS The weight-loss pill everyone wants is finally here; The top six space missions to watch out for after Artemis II; It's OpenClaw's world now. You're just living in it.

78 SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

Save 20 per cent on the shop price when you subscribe to BBC Science Focus Magazine.

36 INNOVATIONS F1 in 2026 truly will be 'Drive to Survive'; All talk, no humans; Editor's picks.

80 Q&A Our experts answer your questions. This month: Do any animals hoard treasure? Does exercise 'use up' your heartbeats? How many birds fly into buildings? Would an increase in rocket launches harm the ozone layer? Does my brain live a little in the past? Can you stop your sense of taste dulling as you age? Does my dog have ADHD? Have I ever technically touched anything? How big were medieval war horses? How can I get over my ex? And more

89 CROSSWORD Engage your grey matter!

89 NEXT MONTH A sneak peek at the upcoming issue.

90 BETTER LIVING THROUGH SCIENCE Fresh research on how to form new habits (and break bad ones) could help get your New Year's resolutions back on track.

15 DISCOVERIES

26 ANALYSIS

A new report reveals why some major cities are sinking faster than sea levels are rising.

All you need to know about the powerful weight-loss drugs that are now available in pill form.

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Science Focus HAWKING'S FINAL THEORY

80 Q&A Do any animals hoard treasure?

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