The Search for Exoplanets
It seems like another day goes by and there’s another discovery of more exoplanets! On
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The perils of space exploration: last flight of space shuttle Columbia
The 28th and last flight (STS-107) of the space shuttle Columbia was ten years ago.
The Case for Neptune
Take a moment to consider Neptune. The eighth planet in our solar system, the planet
Is India a nation of geeks?
Angela Saini, in her book Geek Nation: how Indian science is taking over the world,
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The midlife crisis is more complicated than first thought. It might be time to stop
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Ah, the weekend! Time to kick back, relax, and look back over everything that’s happened
Setting up a science club in a primary school: Why you should!
Last week, I dissected a chicken leg and while many may believe such a thing
Interview: Keri Bean—Mars meteorologist, Curiosity Rover team member
Keri Bean is a meteorologist specialising in the atmospherics of other planets. She is on
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It seems the rate of everything has increased exponentially. A very bold, vague, yet intriguing
Tasting colours and seeing sound: Synaesthesia
“One hears a sound but recollects a hue, invisible the hands that touch your heartstrings,”
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With the exponential growth of scientific research, there were a plethora of articles which could
Open Access Explained!
We wrote about Open Access many times: here, here, here, here, and here, and since it’s
The Continuing Saga of the Genetically Modified Plant
GM (Genetically Modified) Foods “Jack! Did you see that potato move?! He’s a GM, that
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