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Space 2069

What will be the next giant leaps for humankind? Science fiction author Stephen Baxter envisages the next 50 years of space exploration.

Moon Landing

How to argue with people who think we never set foot on the lunar surface.

James Lovelock

As he turns 100, we speak to the visionary scientist about the future of our planet.

Plus

  • The tech that sniffs out disease
  • NASA’s mission to search Saturn’s moon Titan for life

Issue 338 on sale 17 July 2019

Space 2069
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From the Summer 2019 issue of BBC Science Focus

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Exotic migratory birds identified in Peru’s mysterious Nasca lines

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Compound found in cannabis shows promise as a powerful antibiotic

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Controlling brainwaves could help improve memory in Alzheimer’s patients

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