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n The incredible device is the UK’s first industrial contribution to the International Space Station, which has been housing astronauts since 2000 n A UK-built device that will allow astronauts to communicate with Earth at home broadband speeds has reached…
n A new study, commissioned by ScS, has revealed that your TV remote could be up to 20 times dirtier than your toilet n It’s an object that most of us don’t think twice about handling, but a new study…
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has warned about the risks of incorrectly charging e-cigarettes and vapes after a growth in the number of people using the devices Vape and e-cigarette users have been urged by the Government…
n The wall was found to mainly consist of thigh and shin bones from adults, which the researchers believe date back to the late 15th century n A creepy wall made from human bones and skulls has been discovered under…
n If you’ve got a sister, you’re more likely to be a happier and more optimistic person according to research from De Montfort University and Ulster University n It’s no secret that siblings get on our nerves sometimes, but if…
NASA has revealed that it’s hiring new astronauts next month for future missions to the moon and even to Mars Going into space is something that many people dream of, and now that dream could become a reality thanks to…
n An injection of a hormone found in chocolate could boost men’s sex drive, according to scientists from Imperial College London n It’s a classic present for Valentine’s Day, and now a new study suggests that chocolate could boost men’s…
n The effect is a rare phenomenon called a Brocken Spectre – which occurs when a person stands above the surface of a cloud with the sun behind them n A hill walker has captured stunning images of a rare…
Flat-Earth believer Mark Sargent clashed with This Morning host Phillip Schofield about the shape of the planet – but he’s not alone in thinking it’s a disc It’s a commonly held view that the earth is round – but it…
The mysterious board game, called senet, dates back around 3,500 years, according to researchers from Maastricht University The Ancient Egyptian ‘board game of death’ (Image: Walter Crist/The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology) An ancient Egyptian‘board game of death’ has been uncovered…
A conceptual image illustrating space debris orbiting Earth. Two defunct satellites nearly collided on Jan. 29, and their close call (the objects missed each other by an estimated 154 feet, or 47 meters) renewed attention for a growing problem far…
NASA has featured the photo of astronaut Bruce McCandless II flating free in space as its Astronomy Picture of the Day The photo shows astronaut Bruce McCandless II floating free in space back in 1984 (Image: NASA) At first glance…