The unsuspected effects of space tourism. What is puffy face and bird feet syndrome
Space travel has numerous effects on human health, from the loss of bone and muscle mass, to exposure to radiation,
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First in the medical world. First device to control epilepsy fitted into UK boy’s skull
A 13-year-old boy from the UK who suffers from severe epilepsy has become the first patient in the world to
Rare astronomical event: Two large asteroids pass Earth just 42 hours apart. When this happens
Two large asteroids will fly past Earth this week, a rare event perfectly timed with this year’s Asteroid Day celebration.
How can milk be “racist”. Oxford experts will carry out research into the links between milk and colonialism
One project will research the links between milk and colonialism. Specifically, academics from the Oxford History of Science Museum will
Giant river system that existed 40 million years ago discovered deep beneath Antarctic ice: ‘An ancient lost world’
Geologists digging into the massive West Antarctic ice sheet have discovered the remains of an ancient river system that once
NASA has spotted an unusually light-colored boulder on Mars that could reveal clues about the planet’s past
NASA’s Perseverance rover has spotted an unusually light-colored rock in Jezero Crater on Mars – something never before seen on
The rotation of the Earth's inner core is starting to slow down and could change the length of days
The center of our planet has been spinning unusually slowly for the past 14 years. If this mysterious trend continues,
Researchers claim they have proof of a military camp destroyed by 'God's angels' around 2,700 years ago
Researchers have discovered an ancient military base that would confirm a biblical story about angels stopping an attack on Jerusalem.
Amazing discovery on planet Mars: 'I thought it was impossible'
The planet Mars has revealed a new secret: ice has been discovered at the top of its giant volcanoes, an
A fungal pandemic is possible, just like in the movie Last of Us. Professor of molecular microbiology: 'we will see new dangerous fungal pathogens'
Arturo Casadevall, a professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, has spent