Alex Bellos is a Puzzle Setter at Yahoo News UK. He has been setting a puzzle every two weeks since 2015, exploring themes in science, education, and the natural sciences, with a focus on topics such as physics, biology, and astronomy. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, The Guardian, and Atlas Obscura.
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Alex Bellos Earlier today I set you a puzzle about keeping homes cool in a heatwave. Here it is again with the solution.
A genius puzzle from a teenage genius
Alex Bellos Last month, British student Alex Chui became the all-time most successful contestant at the International Mathematical Olympiad.
The solution to today’s puzzle
Alex Bellos Earlier today I set you the following puzzle, suggested by Briton Alex Chui, the most successful ever candidate at the International Mathematical Olympiad.
Take this puzzle by the horns
Alex Bellos Today's puzzle is a new twist on The Monty Hall problem, arguably the greatest maths puzzle of all time.
Alex Bellos Earlier today I set you a new twist on the Monty Hall problem, which is (according to AI) the most discussed recreational maths puzzle in history.
Can you think in 3D?
Earlier today I set you the following puzzles. Here they are again with the solutions. A fish is swimming in a tank that is two metres high, one metre across and one metre deep.
