The February/March issue of Cosmos Magazine contains feature articles on the astonishing non-stop flights of the Pacific Golden Plover, Can we bury the carbon dioxide problem? The chemistry in Agatha Christie’s crime novels, and What causes lactose intolerance. The issue also includes a profile on Abigail Allwood, designer of the Mars 2020 PIXL Instrumentand a gallery about tracking elusive sub-atomic particles.
Available on newstands February 4, 2016.
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Originally published by Cosmos as The February/March 2016 issue of Cosmos Magazine
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