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The week which marked the end of February and the start of March brought along not one but two fun astronomical spectacles: the planet conjunction and the northern lights. In this article, Almudena Visser Velez explains the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter.
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Almudena Visser Velez explains the phenomenon of comets appearing in our solar system.
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Almudena Visser Velez shares her passion for astrophysics by explaining the science behind images of space.
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Charlie Oldroyd discusses the negative effects that glyphosate can have on bee populations and the wider impact of pesticides on ecosystems
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Anabel Costa-Ferreira discusses insomnia, what it is, what the underlying causes of the sleep disorder may be and how to help prevent it
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How worm saliva could change the course of history
Madi Wharmby discusses a recent study that found that worm saliva has the ability to rapidly break down plastic.
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Rahul Anand discusses the recent findings that pollution has been found in the organs of developing babies and why this has scientists worried.
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Bloomin’ Amazing Technology: Artificial Intelligence Could Help Predict Harmful Algal Blooms
M. Shelton discusses what algal blooms are, how they can affect a variety of different systems, how Artificial Intelligence could be used to predict where they will be and to prevent them in the future.
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Are rich nations doing enough to tackle the climate crisis?
Ella Buckley discusses the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference and questions whether the richest nations of the world are doing enough to tackle climate change.
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Thousands forced to flee homes due to rising water levels: Climate Change strikes again.
George Edwards discusses the recent evacuation of over 100,000 people from their homes in Burundi due to rising water levels and how this could happen to the rest of the world if climate change is not stopped.
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New software to test land management technique could help save the bees
Katie Jones discusses how a new software could be used going into the future to save the global populations of bees.
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Alaia Lafleur discusses what plasma is and the potential uses for sustainable farming in the future with the ever increasing human population.
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The third greatest planetary emergency – chemical pollution Alina McGregor discusses the lack of awareness around…
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