On  page 426  of issue  937  Nicholas Valery wrote in the  Comment  section “ Britain's manufacturing industry today is the result of ...

  New Scientist 20th February 1975. Vol 65 No 937. Tucked away towards the back of  issue 937  is a piece by Richard Lewis about the plans f...

  New Scientist 13th February 1975. Vol 65 No 936. The main article for 13 th  February was  Promises, promises:health for sale.  “Some over...

Vela Satellites were placed in high orbits to avoid the  Van Allen radiation belt New Scientist 6th February 1975 (continued)   Pages 313 to...

  New Scientist 6th February 1975. Vol 65 No 935. 6 th  February 1975 was something of a watershed moment in Earth Science and its relations...

  New Scientist 30th January 1975. Vol 65 No 934. The  Monitor  section of issues 934 has two items, “ The big hole that Skylab’s rocket mad...

  New Scientist 16th January 1975. Vol 65 No 932 Some issues of New Scientist contain examples of the prevailing  zeitgeist  that are more r...

New Scientist 9th January 1975. Vol 65 No 931 Before the internet made ‘doom-scrolling’ a thing, the New Scientist issue 931 (9 th  January ...

New Scientist 2nd January 1975. Vol 65 No 930. The cover price of 20p (£1-52 after 50 years of  inflation ) is not the only difference betwe...

  "It seems to me that the modern painter cannot express this age, the airplane, the atom bomb, the radio, in the old forms of the Rena...