Bees thrive as well in towns as in the countryside
Towns and cities are ideal habitats for pollinators like bees, in fact, with such a wide variety of flowering plants in British urban gardens,...
Global warming figures were rigged by climate activists, says Christopher Booker
“Official” records were systematically tweaked to show that our planet was warming considerably more than it really was, if at all, Christopher Booker wrote...
Smiley from space caused by galaxy cluster and gravitational lens
A smiley face has everybody excited, however scientists say it is no celestial extraterrestrial message but simply the galaxy cluster SDSS J1038+4849 and a bit...
World’s largest solar telescope cameras project led by Queen’s University Belfast
A $344 million project to build cameras for the world’s largest and most revolutionary solar telescope is to be led by Queen’s University Belfast...
Stressed young bees forage too early, causing Colony Collapse Disorder
Stress is causing young bees to go out and forage when they are too young, this is fueling Colony Collapse Disorder and is probably why...
Three Kemp’s ridley sea turtles found on UK beaches in last 2 months
What’s going on? In the last two months three Kemp’s ridley sea turtles, the rarest turtles on Earth, have been found on UK beaches,...
Earth’s inner core has an inner-inner core inside it
The Earth’s inner core has another core, an inner-inner core inside it, and the iron crystals in both inner and inner-inner cores align differently,...
Dark matter exists at the heart of the Milky Way, our Galaxy
Dark matter, material we cannot detect but believe exists because of its gravitational effects, is present at the heart of our galaxy the Milky...
Robot dog “Spot” manages hills, steps and even human kicks, and keeps going
A robot dog, that scientists at Boston Dynamics call “Spot”, is a four-legged machine that never seems to fall down. It can run, walk,...
Smiley in deep space spotted by Hubble Space Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope took a picture of what looks like a smiley emoticon in deep space. It is, in fact, the galaxy cluster...