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- Oct 1, 2026
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The best popular-science books of October 2026 | New Scientist (opens the original)
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Big issues abound in this month’s books, as we batten down the hatches against El Niño and the known unknowns out there. Luckily, here in our snug bunker, we have plenty of other things to think about. There’s the source of the next big conflict (it’s probably not what you think), how to eat healthily (as close to definitive as you’re going to get), and fighting talk from inside the rush to develop AI. There’s also the real story of pregnancy loss, giving animals their rightful place, the nature
The best new popular science books of September 2026 include new titles by Carlo Rovelli and Xand van Tulleken | New Scientist (opens the original)
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This month seems to be full of celebrity, whether as subjects of our latest science books or as their authors. There are new books from physicist Carlo Rovelli, doctor and presenter Xand van Tulleken, broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili and leading scholar of our relationship with tech, Sherry Turkle, as well as a biography of Stephen Hawking. As ever, we range far and wide, from great biographies to the world’s darker, problematic corners. Carlo Rovelli’s latest offering, On the Equality of All Things,
The best new popular science books of August 2026 | New Scientist (opens the original)
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This has to be the strangest August ever, with climate-changed weather making itself felt all over the place. It is also strange because new books are in short supply. That said, the shelves are by no means bare. We have books to recommend to you on everything from octopus ethics and designing the universe to endometriosis and talking to computers. So, whatever you end up doing to refresh and recharge, we’ve got the book for you. Meaty palaeo? Going veggie or vegan? Eating Mediterranean? Fasting
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