On Sunday, I managed to visit New Scientist Live for the last day of this year’s show. It’s the second year for the event, being previously awarded ‘Event of the Year’ by the British Media Awards, and when I saw the range of exciting and engaging (and some quite bizarre) exhibits and talks they had on offer, I knew I had to check it out. I wasn’t disappointed – the amount of things going on was amazing.
Whodunit? Visitors try to solve The Detective Project at Live 2017.
From a pop-up planetarium to a crime scene mystery, to a stand which let
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