The New Scientist Book Club made a jump backwards through time for our latest read, Alex Foster’s Circular Motion, moving from the millennia-ahead future of Adam Roberts’s Lake of Darkness to a world ...

The drive was quiet. I put on the electronic music I liked but, feeling anxious, soon turned it off. I drove through to morning, along endless chain-link fences, escaping the Arctic Circle to find the ...

Abstract: Circular motion or single axis motion is widely used in computer vision and graphics for 3D model acquisition. This paper describes a new and simple method for recovering the geometry of ...

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Alex Foster’s first novel is about a futuristic high-speed travel system with troubling global consequences. Alex Foster’s debut novel, “Circular Motion,” is precisely 360 pages long, an appropriately ...

Transitioning to a circular economy has the potential to accelerate the shaping of a net-zero, nature-positive and more equitable future. When intentionally inclusive and designed to mitigate social ...

Vertical circular motion is a special type of circular motion in which the forces acting on an object change as it moves along a vertical loop. Specifically, the normal force varies throughout the ...

When you swing a ball on a rope in a circle above your head, what keeps it moving in that circular path? This applies to any object moving in a circle, not just a ball on a rope - the force and ...

Foster combines climate-change parable and science fiction in his exciting debut, in which Earth’s rotation gradually speeds up. Tanner Kelly, a 20-year-old looking to escape small-town Alaska, ...