Issue 22

Dark ecology: a view of nature not ‘saved’ by science Lara Williams dissects the theory of dark ecology, and how scientists should consider the impact of human interference when fixing ecological crises.

4 | SATNAV | June 2021

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It’s not rocket science: How effective communication is key to preventing future space calamities Charlotte Tomlinson

Mount Paektu: the geological mystery on the ChinaNorth Korea border Matthew Morris

The long struggle for full representation of women in science Daisy Cave

Spot-the-duplicate: the rise of fake images in science Katie Fegan

A message of warning to civilizations of the future Mia Wroe

Time Travel: Tall Tale or Technology of Tomorrow? Harry T. Jones

Living in a microbial world Sarah Lloyd

Blood, Sweat & Tears: The Saga of Silicon Valley’s Greatest Scandal Rain Speake

Protests against the Thirty Meter Telescope – Is tradition preventing us from scientific discoveries? Oriana Pateiro Pacheco

Radium and corporate greed that glows Esme Morgan

Night-time in colour – the extraordinary vision of nocturnal animals Adam Manning

Concorde: How the supersonic dream came to an end Sam Lee

The problem with polymers: plastic waste in scientific research Sophie Byrne

Dark ecology: a view of nature not ‘saved’ by science? Lara Williams

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