Scientists accomplish the impossible. This time, a quantum physicist has only managed to capture the photographic image of an atom with a conventional camera. And THIS is the photograph…..
No need to be an atomic scientist, when you’re considering the state of the World today, to understand the picture is an alarming one. Allegorically-speaking, the Earth is now only two minutes away from impending catastrophe.
Continue reading Closer to Midnight… – The Countdown to Doomsday Earth
The World’s only particle accelerator dedicated to analysing artworks is back online at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
Continue reading Shedding Light on Art – A Particle Accelerator in Paris
At the heart of central London, opposite St Pancras’ International station, stands the new Francis Crick Institute – a working building with distinctive ultra-modern architecture. Important science is being done here. Life-changing science.
Continue reading The Francis Crick Institute – Open For Boundless Scientific Discovery
On the whole, Earth scientists agree that melting of land ice greatly contributes to sea-level rise. And one thing’s for sure. Future global warming will exacerbate the risks posed to human civilisation. But… What if you could forecast major floods? You can.
10 rivers on Earth may be responsible for around 90% of oceanic plastic pollution in the World.
Continue reading Ten Rivers on Earth – The Great Plastic Tide
Fingerprint spectrometry analysis – a technology which can detect the brand of hair gel or condom used by a suspect – could soon be admissible as evidence in UK courts.
Scientists found early evidence that Ayahuasca, a ceremonial psychedelic brew used by Amazon tribes for centuries, could help treat eating disorders.
Continue reading Can Ayahuasca Feed Your Spirit?
Part of the European Union’s report on the non-hazardous nature of glyphosate-based herbicides is actually a “carbon copy” of a report published by American giant Monsanto according to the European press.
Continue reading Glyphosate Safety: European Evaluation Report “Carbon-Copy” of Monsanto’s
If the urban myth was true, you’d never be farther than two metres from the nearest rat in London. But as far as neighbours go, wild rats keep to themselves. And why shouldn’t they? We, humans, are their commensal enemy.
Continue reading Don’t Rat on the Neighbours… – An Urban Tale