The June-August edition of Cosmos explores themes of uncertainty, transformation and possibility. Prianka Srinivasan reports from Tuvalu, a sinking island nation planning to move online using digital twin technology to combat climate change. Drew Rooke delves into the ocean to highlight the sea sponge's role in life-saving medicines, urging a rethink of our relationship with the ocean. Martin White narrates an international effort to solve the dark matter mystery with the world's most advanced gamma-ray telescope. Evrim Yazgin introduces a little-known yet vital field of physics. Imma Perfetto explores the nature of moons. Closer to home, Cat Williams covers collaborations in WA between ecology students and Noongar knowledge-holders to document Noongar innovations through a blend of oral history and Western science. Plus bush foods, 4D printing, the science behind performance-enhancing drugs, giant trees and puzzles. All this and much more in Cosmos – the science of everything.
