Graphene means semi-transparent, flexible electronics is a real prospect
Thanks to graphene - the strongest and thinnest material currently known in science - semi-transparent, flexible electronics may no longer be just science fiction,...
What is Dark Matter? New fundamental particle may help
Nobody knows what Dark Matter is, even though 85% of the Universe’s mass is thought to be made up of it. Researchers from the...
Much of marine life threatened with extinction, warn scientists
Up to one quarter of all well-known marine species are today threatened with extinction, scientists at the University of Sheffield in England have warned....
Marine Conservation Zones public consultation launched by UK government
A public consultation has been launched by the Government for the next tranche of areas to become Marine Conservation Zones along the English coast. The...
Inmarsat’s second Global Xpress satellite successfully launched
British satellite telecommunications company Inmarsat plc announced the successful launch of Inmarsat-5 F2, its second Global Xpress satellite on board a Russian ILS (International...
As Iceland’s glaciers melt its land has started to rise
As Iceland’s glaciers melt because of global warming, there is less weight pushing down on the land, which has started to rise, by as...
Horse-like UFO seen hovering next to erupting Mexican volcano
A horse-like UFO has been spotted on video near the Colima volcano in Mexico that has erupted several times over the past few weeks....
Bletchley Park Codebreakers talk about their WWII work
Six women who worked as Codebreakers at Bletchley Park during World War II - The Debs of Bletchley Park - who were part of...
Detecting Dark Matter – could a proposed particle help?
Why can’t we detect Dark Matter, which makes up 85% of the Universe’s mass? Scientists at the University of Southampton in England, and the...
Iceland’s land is rising 1.4 inches annually due to climate change
Iceland’s land is rising, by 1.4 inches each year in many parts of the country, as glaciers melt and the crust below and nearby...