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Three rules for adding weight to your backpack that will boost the benefits of exercise
Three rules for adding weight to your backpack that will boost the benefits of exercise
Jellyfish: our complex relationship with the oceans' anti-heroes
Jellyfish: our complex relationship with the oceans’ anti-heroes
Heaton-Harris says Government in ‘final stages’ of Framework engagement with DUP
Heaton-Harris says Government in ‘final stages’ of Framework engagement with DUP
Sunak says blanket 20mph zones and low traffic neighbourhoods ‘need to stop’
Sunak says blanket 20mph zones and low traffic neighbourhoods ‘need to stop’
Aerosmith pause tour after singer Steve Tyler revealed to have fractured larynx
Winter fuel allowance could be scaled back to cover triple lock costs – report
Winter fuel allowance could be scaled back to cover triple lock costs – report
University of Exeter launches initiative to form business partnerships
University of Exeter launches initiative to form business partnerships
University of Gloucestershire recognises strength in regional development
University of Gloucestershire recognises strength in regional development
Plymouth waterfront development Harbour Arch Quay completed
Plymouth waterfront development Harbour Arch Quay completed
NSYNC return with Better Place – their first song in 20 years

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Picture of a man belly flopping into water.

SpaceX Starship prototype exploded, but it’s still a giant leap towards Mars

2020-12-14
On: December 14, 2020
In: Science

Private company SpaceX launched SN8, a prototype of its Starship spacecraft, designed to go to the Moon and Mars, on December 10. Its short flight attracted a great deal of attention for it’s final few seconds before landing – whenContinue Reading

Is our most distant animal relative a sponge or a comb jelly? Our study provides an answer

Is our most distant animal relative a sponge or a comb jelly? Our study provides an answer

2020-12-11
On: December 11, 2020
In: Science

Tube sponge (Porifera). kaschibo/Shutterstock The theory of evolution shows that all of life stems from a single root and that we are related, more or less distantly, to every other living thing on Earth. Our closest ancestors, as Charles DarwinContinue Reading

Why living in the future, rather than the past, is key to coping with lockdowns – new research

Why living in the future, rather than the past, is key to coping with lockdowns – new research

2020-12-11
On: December 11, 2020
In: Science

Daydreaming in lockdown? Keep it future focussed. fizkes/Shutterstock The COVID-19 pandemic has created a tough year for people across the globe, with billions facing at least one lockdown. And it’s not over – there may be further lockdowns needed inContinue Reading

Chuck Yeager was a Hollywood idea of a brave test pilot – today they must be skilled engineers too

Chuck Yeager was a Hollywood idea of a brave test pilot – today they must be skilled engineers too

2020-12-10
On: December 10, 2020
In: Science

Test pilot Chuck Yeager in the cockpit of the Bell X-1, in which he became the first recorded pilot to break the sound barrier – although others had likely died trying. Jack Ridley/USAF Charles “Chuck” Yeager, who has died agedContinue Reading

Lunar gold rush could create conflict on the ground if we don't act now – new research

Lunar gold rush could create conflict on the ground if we don’t act now – new research

2020-12-09
On: December 9, 2020
In: Science

The only six sites on the farside of the Moon suitable for telescope arrays of around 200km across. NASA When it comes to the Moon, everyone wants the same things. Not in the sense of having shared goals, but inContinue Reading

Refugees are at risk from dystopian 'smart border' technology

Refugees are at risk from dystopian ‘smart border’ technology

2020-12-08
On: December 8, 2020
In: Science

Refugee holding a mobile phone at a refugee accommodation centre in in Berlin, Germany, 2016 EPA/Kay Nietfield New technologies deployed on borders for migration management and border security under the umbrella of smart border solutions are ignoring the fundamental humanContinue Reading

Editing the DNA of human embryos could be used to protect us from future pandemics

Editing the DNA of human embryos could protect us from future pandemics

2020-12-07
On: December 7, 2020
In: Science

We could edit our genes to make us more resistance to viruses. Natali_ Mis/Shutterstock Hollywood blockbusters such as X-men, Gattaca and Jurassic World have explored the intriguing concept of “germline genome editing” – a biomolecular technique that can alter theContinue Reading

Three scientists on what we learned from the Arecibo radio telescope

Three scientists on what we learned from the Arecibo radio telescope

2020-12-07
On: December 7, 2020
In: Science

Large radio telescope dish in Arecibo national observatory. Shutterstock/photospirit Astronomers are mourning the loss of the world’s second largest radio telescope in Puerto Rico. The US National Science Foundation said the Arecibo telescope’s 900-tonne instrument platform fell onto a reflectorContinue Reading

Editing the DNA of human embryos could be used to protect us from future pandemics

Editing the DNA of human embryos could be used to protect us from future pandemics

2020-12-07
On: December 7, 2020
In: Science

We could edit our genes to make us more resistance to viruses. Natali_ Mis/Shutterstock Hollywood blockbusters such as X-men, Gattaca and Jurassic World have explored the intriguing concept of “germline genome editing” – a biomolecular technique that can alter theContinue Reading

Hayabusa 2: returning asteroid sample could help uncover the origins of life and the solar system

Hayabusa 2: returning asteroid sample could help uncover the origins of life and the solar system

2020-12-04
On: December 4, 2020
In: Science

Artist impression of Hayabusa 2 approaching asteroid Ryugu. Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)/wikipedia, CC BY-SA What is your idea of an asteroid? Many people think of them as potato-shaped, inert and perhaps rather dull, pock-marked objects – farContinue Reading

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We work in one of Britain’s busiest seaside towns – tourists queue just to get into the pub… this summer will be packed

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