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Lithium batteries: a ‘step too fire?’

by • 4th December 2020

Malcolm Wise offers an exclusive insight into the forgotten hazards of lithium batteries...

Why is massive gravity a big deal?

by • 10th February 2020

Patrycja Ubysz reports on one possible theory on the constant expansion of the universe...

And the Nobel Prize winner is….

by • 18th October 2019

To many known as the most prestigious award, to many the biggest dream and a lifetime commitment. The Nobel Prize week began last Monday, and since, we will get to know the...

The Artificial Moon Experiment – Is It Really Feasible?

by • 30th October 2018

Artificial moon: Science fiction or a not so distant reality?...

Women in the Nobels (or lack thereof)

by • 23rd October 2018

Dr Donna Strickland was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Physics since 1963. Why? ...

‘Optical Tweezers’ awarded with Nobel Prize in Physics

by • 10th October 2018

Three physicists receive the Nobel Prize in Physics for using laser technology to create 'optical tweezers' that can work on the atomic level. ...

Mythbusters: Could you shoot the moon?

by • 30th April 2018

Chris Little considers the logistics of taking a shot at our celestial neighbour....

Interstellar Asteroid

Interstellar Asteroid Looks Like Giant Poo

by • 4th December 2017

Our first encounter with an interstellar object has been overshadowed by its humorous shape, explains Sidney Pinsent....

‘Monster’ Planet Challenges Formation Theory

by • 13th November 2017

Georgina Howlett explains why this new discovery is baffling scientists....