Science
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SCIENTISTS SEE LIGHT FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF A BLACK HOLE FOR THE FIRST EVER TIME
independent– Scientists have picked up light from the other side of a black hole for the first ever time. Such…
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Why is the Moon red tonight? Bizarre phenomenon is seen across the US – ‘insane red’
express– Blood Moon eclipses are the one time when people look up at night expecting to see the Moon take on…
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Nasa zeroes in on cause of Hubble’s trouble
bbc– Nasa has identified the possible cause of a problem that has stopped the Hubble telescope from being used for…
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Covid origins: Scientists weigh up evidence over virus’s origins
bbc– Amid the misery of a pandemic that has claimed at least four million lives, the scientific search for its…
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Day drinking and early kick-offs linked to rise in domestic abuse after football matches
independent– Domestic abuse increases when football matches kick off before 7pm, according to a new study which suggests alcohol consumption is to blame…
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Neil deGrasse Tyson takes a brutal swipe at UFO sightings ‘More work to be done here’
express– One of the world’s most renowned and vocal astrophysicists thinks it would be foolish to assume we are alone…
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Covid pilot events: Just 28 cases detected from test gatherings involving 58,000 people
independent– Just 28 cases of Covid-19 and “no major or uncontrolled outbreaks” were detected in nine large-scale pilot events, involving…
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Can old traditions and tech help Singapore reach zero waste?
bbc– in the quiet of the early morning, the low rumble of her heavily laden trolley reverberates through the streets…
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Sperm can survive in space for 200 years without damage to DNA, study finds
independent– Freeze-dried mouse sperm stored on board the International Space Station (ISS) for almost six years did not undergo any DNA damage and…
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Mud cylinders reveal humans’ impact on Earth began earlier than we thought
bbc– Scientists have been uncorking long, thin cylinders of soil from wetlands and riverbeds in an attempt to look back…
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