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- Sep 2, 2026
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Matt Haig plays with the idea that time isn’t experienced evenly | New Scientist (opens the original)
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I have had quite a love affair with Matt Haig’s books ever since I read The Midnight Library while trapped in an Auckland, New Zealand, hotel for two weeks under covid lockdown. Perhaps unsurprisingly, a novel about escaping into alternative versions of your life hit particularly hard when I could barely leave my room. So, I was excited to get stuck into The Midnight Train, another book set broadly in the same universe, though it isn’t a direct sequel. Once again, we enter a world full of magica
See the stunning contenders for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year | New Scientist (opens the original)
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From a viper with a bloodthirsty hitchhiker to a bullfrog narrowly missing its lunch, these photographs, all of which are in the running for this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, offer a glimpse into the drama unfolding across the animal kingdom. Biting Back, an intimidating shot captured by Andrea and Maceo Grammatico, was highly commended in the contest’s Animal Portraits category. The twins say it wasn’t until reviewing their photographs that they spotted a mosquito drink
Stunning image of a polar bear with an outsized snack wins major award | New Scientist (opens the original)
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Roie Galitz2026 World Press Photo Contest Dwarfed by her dinner, a female polar bear feasts on the carcass of a sperm whale more than 100 times her mass, a deep-diving giant weighing more than 35 tonnes and usually found far below the ocean’s surface. This shot, Polar Bear on Sperm Whale, was captured by Roie Galitz, and is one of the winners of the 2026 World Press Photo Contest. The image was taken from a small boat, using a drone. “Its unusual perspective and scale provoke curiosity and wonde
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