BBC Science Focus Magazine

• Clam shell study issues dire warning over Arctic sea ice melt January 21, 2020
  Scientists used the shells of quahog clams to help discover how Arctic sea ice has changed over the last 1,000 years.
  Alexander McNamara
• 8 of the wildest ideas in science that will blow your mind January 21, 2020
  As Albert Einstein once said, “imagination is more important than knowledge.” So with that in mind, here are our picks of the most radical theories in science.
  Daniel Bennett
• Star Wars nostalgia: Why does the past look so rosy, and does it blind us to new experiences? January 20, 2020
  An onslaught of remakes and reboots proves that people love the past. But is all this nostalgia good for us?
  Professor Catherine Loveday
• Do the benefits of exercise wear off as your body gets used to it? January 20, 2020
  Asked by: Tim Harrison, via email
  Luis Villazon
• Even stray dogs understand human gestures, study finds January 20, 2020
  Untrained stray dogs can understand human pointing gestures, the research finds.
  Sara Rigby