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Issue 2 Of Our Free e-Magazine CURIOUS Is Out Now

September 19, 2022 by Deborah Bloomfield

IFLScience’s e-magazine CURIOUS is back with its second issue, bringing you more science highlights for the month ahead plus deep dives into intriguing topics, diary dates for events not to miss, and explanations for some of Earth’s most perplexing natural phenomena and landscapes.

CURIOUS is the perfect read if you’re after a more relaxed form of scientific exploration to savor at your leisure. Best of all you can get it delivered straight to your inbox free of charge, and even download a PDF for offline reading, so you can always have the latest issue to hand to spice up that daily commute.

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Join us as we put curious questions to top experts, share excerpts from the latest science books and tackle some of the most challenging topics across science. Are you CURIOUS? Find out what to expect from issue 2 below, which you can read here. Issue 3 drops on September 25 so sign up for our newsletter to get it delivered directly to your inbox at the end of each month, and you can catch up on Issue 1 here.

OUR COVER STORY

What Happens To Your Digital Footprint After You Die? Do you become a ghost in the machine? Francesca Benson investigates, looking at the many ways in which popular social media platforms deal with profiles of the no longer living, who has access, and who owns the data.

DEEP DIVE

Katy Evans ventures into the murky ethics of pseudoarchaeology to explain why real scientists aren’t looking for Atlantis, and how the origins of such fantastical stories are sometimes entangled with Nazis, natives, and nationalism.

WE HAVE QUESTIONS

What actually happens to bodies donated to medical science? Where do they go, and what are they used for? Rachael Funnell speaks with Professor Claire Smith, head of anatomy for Brighton and Hove Sussex Medical School in the UK, to find out.

WHERE ON EARTH

We venture into the perplexing ice caves of Iceland’s largest glacier, Vatnajökull, to find out why each cave is unique and how these cavernous tunnels are carved into existence.

EXCLUSIVE: MEET THE AUTHOR 

Can birding be bad for the environment? In a series of essays including some of his own, editor Javier Caletrío lays out the carbon footprint of a favored hobby of naturalists and outlines how we can be better birders for the planet while still marveling at the aves.

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Plus: News, diary dates, what to see, watch, and read this month, and much more. You can read Issue 2 for free by clicking this link, and download the magazine in PDF format so you can catch up on CURIOUS wherever you please.

Are you CURIOUS? Well go on, take a look.

Deborah Bloomfield
Deborah Bloomfield

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