The Human Side Of Science by Arthur W. Wiggins and Charles M. Wynn (book review).
In many respects, ‘The Human Side Of Science’ mixes science into looking at the professional careers of people who came
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Moon Owners’ Workshop Manual by David M. Harland (book review).
The Moon. So much of which that we take for granted today only really started after the Dark Ages. Blame
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Thousand plus new planets found by NASA.
NASA’s Kepler mission has verified 1,284 new planets – the single largest finding of planets to date. “This announcement more
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Blow-up Space Stations? NASA’s bouncy castle in orbit.
The first human-rated expandable structure that may help inform the design of deep space habitats is set to be installed
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Alpha Centauri, here we come!
Internet investor and science philanthropist Yuri Milner was joined at One World Observatory today by renowned cosmologist Stephen Hawking to
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Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice (film review by Frank Ochieng)
One would think that the ultimate showdown between two of the most iconic super-heroes would make for some downright compelling
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The Aliens Are Coming! by Ben Miller (book review).
Having read Ben Miller’s book ‘It’s Not Rocket Science’ last year, I was curious enough to read his latest ‘The
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The Telomerase Revolution by Michael Fossel (book review)
‘The Telomerase Revolution’ has nothing to do with a country in revolt but all to do with longevity, the effects
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The Drowned World, coming to you soon, says NASA (and no sign of J.G. Ballard).
Earth’s 2015 surface temperatures were the warmest since modern record keeping began in 1880, according to independent analyses by NASA
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Going Down: a smaller article by: GF Willmetts.
Over the years, there has been various stories and films about shrinking people in size. Whether it’s ‘Dr. Cyclops’ (1940)
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