Weekly: Why we should drill a massive hole in the moon; banning fossil fuel advertising; how to stop being lonely
#253 The moon may hold the answer to a decades-long physics conundrum – all we need to do is drill several kilometres into its surface. For years, physicists have been searching for protons that fall apart or decay into other particles, but they’ve always come up empty handed. So why do they think they might find them…
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