
Puzzle #89: Do you know which car set off first?
9 December 2020
Solve this week’s fiendish puzzle Sunday drivers. Plus the answer to puzzle #88

9 December 2020
Solve this week’s fiendish puzzle Sunday drivers. Plus the answer to puzzle #88

8 July 2020
Can you solve this week’s puzzle My Prime? Plus the answer to puzzle #66 set by Will Taylor

11 December 2019
Amazingly, it is possible to see the spiral arms of Andromeda, our nearest galaxy 2.5 million light years away – if you just know where to look

30 October 2019
Jupiter is big enough to be a star, so could it ever become one? The answer lies in knowing how a star forms, as readers explain

16 October 2019
Some of the sky's brightest stars including Rigel and Betelgeuse are located in the iconic constellation Orion. Here's how to find it and then star-hop to Sirius

23 August 2017
My 8-year-old son is very worried about Earth being destroyed by the sun when it becomes a red giant billions of years from now. I have tried to comfort him by suggesting we could shift Earth's orbit by hurling asteroids towards the planet on trajectories...

22 March 2017
Plus: an ocean cruise that circles the globe in a day, shining a light on the blackest of blacks, a dwarf planet made of muesli, and speed-reading the lastest John Scalzi novel.

2 October 2015
NASA's New Horizons probe has sent back the most detailed images yet of Charon, Pluto's giant moon. A vast system of canyons suggests a turbulent history

1 October 2015
The surface of the dwarf planet appears in rainbow colours in new images that could give insight into its make-up

9 September 2015
Plus why paper titles should be short and sweet, redefining sex, and the soapy secret of a beauty bestseller