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22 March 2023

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Great Mysteries of Physics explores the multiverse, time and more in a six-part podcast. Miriam Frankel is joined by physicists such as Sean Carroll and New Scientist columnist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein (pictured above).

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The Jay, the Beech and the Limpetshell is a natural history journey from Richard Smyth, as he hunts for wild things to share with his children in the rock pools, woods and moors of north-east England. On sale from 30 March in the UK and 12 September in …

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