BBC Science Focus Magazine

FEEDBACK

reply@sciencefocus.com

BBC Science Focus, Eagle House, Bristol, BS1 4ST

@sciencefocus

www.facebook.com/sciencefocus

@bbcsciencefocus

LETTER OF THE MONTH

Faster than light?

As ever, Marcus Chown writing for makes interesting reading, especially a paragraph midway through his feature 'Ghost Particles of the Milky Way' (October, p64), which states: “This results in a cascade of subatomic shrapnel, with some of the particles travelling through the ice faster than the speed of light.” Does this mean we're

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from BBC Science Focus Magazine

BBC Science Focus Magazine2 min read
Mysterious Waves Detected In Jupiter's Core
Under the swirling surface of the Solar System's biggest planet, unseen forces hold clues to what is hidden inside the gas giant. Now, a team of scientists from Harvard University say changes to Jupiter's magnetic field indicate the presence of myste
BBC Science Focus Magazine3 min read
Why Older Women Face A Greater Risk Of Broken Bones
The world's population is undergoing an enormous shift because the average person is living longer. According to the World Health Organization, in 2020 there were more people aged 60 and over, than there were children under five. In the UK, there are
BBC Science Focus Magazine1 min read
What Dinosaur Would Be Most Dangerous To Us?
If you believe the films, it would be a never-ending battle if dinosaurs and humans had to coexist. But, as with animals today, some dinosaurs would have been dangerous, and others would have been harmless … at least if left alone. We would probably

Related Books & Audiobooks