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Hello, and welcome to the latest dose of science news from New Scientist.
I'm Rowan Hooper and joined again by Chelsea White, now back in New York.
Hey, Chelsea, are you missing the fog and the crumpets of London Town?
I do miss you all in the London office, but Oliver Twist?
Yeah, but fall in Manhattan is my favorite time of year, so I'm glad to be back on the show.
This week, we're hearing from a neuroscientist who scanned her own brain 75 times over a few months and measured how it changed in volume depending on whether or not she was on the birth control pill.
We're also hearing some for once hopeful news on climate change, as the overall amount of heat energy being gained by the planet has fallen from a record set in 2023.
That's coming up.
But first, we're starting with ancient crime.
I think everyone is fascinated by crime stories when a famous old case is solved.
And in this story, we have a very cold case.
An 800-year-old account of a body being stashed in a well inside an ancient Norse castle way back in 1197.
Rowan's been hearing about it from our Australia reporter, James Woodford Rowan.
In 1938, a body from that well was recovered.