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Halley’s Comet left a present

Every May, a captivating celestial performance unfolds as the Eta Aquarid meteor shower streaks across the inky canvas of the night sky. This annual...

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Moon did heavy lifting during eclipse

Given all the attention given to the recent solar eclipse, it is time to have a look at the body that was responsible for putting on such a...

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The mysterious planet Mercury

Mercury, the smallest and innermost planet in our solar system, is a world of extremes and contradictions. A desolate, crater-scarred rock hurtling...

19.04.2024 8

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New tool in the war against disease: Philp

The advent of self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) vaccines marks a potentially revolutionary leap in our approach to combating viral infections. These...

12.04.2024 8

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AI has challenges, benefits in education

Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a paradigm shift in numerous sectors, and education is no exception. Its integration into educational...

05.04.2024 4

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Philp: Domestication of cats is a unique tale

The domestic cat, a small carnivorous mammal, has woven its way into human history and hearts with a subtlety and grace characteristic of its species....

22.03.2024 7

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Interest in solar eclipse soars

Understanding the science behind the eclipse

15.03.2024 6

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COLUMN: The evolution and fate of our sun

The life cycle of a star is a tale of transformation, spanning billions of years, from a mere cloud of gas and dust to a glowing beacon in the cosmos....

02.03.2024 6

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Philp: The art and science of measuring time

“I wasted time, and now doth time waste me.” William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616) We go about our daily existence as we live our lives...

09.02.2024 10

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Butterfly migration: Taking wing on the wind

Every autumn, a mesmerizing spectacle unfolds across the skies of North America. Millions of monarch butterflies, their wings painted in vibrant...

02.02.2024 10

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Opinion: Habitat destruction big threat to world biodiversity

Biodiversity, a term often bandied about, encompasses the astounding variety of life on Earth. It is the intricate web of living organisms, from the...

26.01.2024 20

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Complex battle being fought against climate change

Climate change looms as a formidable challenge, one that impacts every facet of our natural and human world. It calls for immediate and concerted...

19.01.2024 8

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Earthquake whispers: Can AI unravel the earth's tremors?

Earthquakes, the sudden releases of tectonic energy, have captivated and terrified humanity for millennia. Predicting them, however, remains a...

05.01.2024 4

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Balancing act: Navigating the ethics of AI and automation

In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are at the forefront of a technological revolution. The...

30.12.2023 2

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6G Wireless: Ushering in a new era of connectivity

The evolution of wireless technology has been a cornerstone of modern communication, with each generation bringing significant advancements. As 5G is...

24.11.2023 5

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Global warming, tornadoes, and insurance coverage

I once drove by an area where a tornado had passed through only months before. I saw a wooded area that took the brunt of the tornado’s effects....

03.11.2023 3

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Descendants of dinosaurs fill the sky

Every kid loves dinosaurs and each has a favorite species. The Tyrannosaurus rex is a perennial favourite and, since the movie, Jurassic Park, raptors...

27.10.2023 3

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About 6,100 meteors strike Earth each year

I recently received a unique ring that was made from a material that has existed almost since the creation of the solar system, and possibly even...

20.10.2023 2

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Clicks and clutters: The deteriorating state of computing

From the early days of the first bulky desktops to today’s sleek smartphones, our relationship with technology has undergone a transformative ‘sea...

13.10.2023 2

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Space junk: Time to clean up our act

The number of rockets launched into space each year has been increasing steadily in recent years. In 2022, there were a record 178 successful...

06.10.2023 2

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Philp: The case of the dog’s nose

Gregory (Scotland Yard detective): “Is there any other point to which you would wish to draw my attention?”  Holmes: “To the curious...

15.09.2023 6

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