All posts tagged "Science"
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19ScienceInside the mind of Trump – a president who talks tough but surrenders to Putin | Donald Trump
Jonathan Freedland’s comments about Donald Trump highlighted two Trumps: the shoot-from-the-hip tough guy and the supplicant at the court of Vladimir Putin...
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14InternationalIran accelerates production of near weapons-grade uranium, IAEA says
VIENNA — Iran has accelerated its production of near weapons-grade uranium as tensions between Tehran and Washington rise after the election of...
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18ScienceUS climate research agency braces for ‘efficiency’ cuts: ‘They will gut the work’ | Trump administration
The Trump administration has set its sights on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa), the US’s pre-eminent climate research agency, with...
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17ScienceUK ‘falling short’ in fight against rise of superbugs resistant to antibiotics | Antibiotics
Superbugs are on the rise in the UK and the government is failing in its efforts to tackle them, ministers have been...
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20SciencePlants losing appetite for carbon dioxide amid effects of warming climate | World news
Our planet is losing its appetite for mopping up carbon dioxide. Analysis of atmospheric carbon dioxide measurements show that Earth’s plants and...
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23SpaceAGU 2024: NASA Science on Display in the Nation’s Capital
Introduction The American Geophysical Union (AGU) returned to the nation’s capital in 2024, hosting its annual meeting at the Walter E. Washington...
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16ScienceEx-US security officials urge funding for science research to keep up with China | US news
Chuck Hagel, the former US defense secretary, and other former US national security officials, including two senior figures from Donald Trump’s first...
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19ScienceDo worms feel pain and are ants happy? Why the science on invertebrate feelings is evolving | Invertebrates
Does a worm feel pain if it gets trodden on? Does a fly ache when its wings are pulled off? Is an...
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22ScienceDear Nasa, please send me to Mars! The photographer who showed Britain – and space – in colour | Photography
The Quarry Hill flats in Leeds were once the largest social housing complex in the UK. A utopian vision of homes for...
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26Science‘I know their names, what they eat’: tracking polar bears on Svalbard’s shifting icescapes | Norway
When Rolf-Arne Ølberg is hanging out of a helicopter with a gun, he needs to be able to assess from a distance...
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22HealthBrewing tea removes heavy metals from water, study finds | Science
The medicinal effect of a cup of tea is no surprise to anybody who has headed straight to the kettle after a...
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20ScienceSeven planets align in UK skies this week for last time until 2040
Maddie Molloy BBC Climate & Science Dr Robert Massey of the Royal Astronomical Society gives Science Correspondent Pallab Ghosh tips on how...
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20ScienceHow Trump unleashed chaos in science – podcast | Science
In his first month in office the US president has thrown science in the US into chaos, delaying projects and casting the...
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25InternationalGreek scientists say Santorini’s earthquake swarm is in “gradual decline.” Thousands return
ATHENS, Greece — Scientists from the University of Athens monitoring an earthquake swarm near the island of Santorini said Monday the phenomenon...
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29ScienceMars once had an ocean with sandy beaches, researchers say | Astronomy
Mars may not seem like a prime holiday spot with its arid landscape and punishing radiation levels, but it once boasted beaches,...
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27SpaceStation Science Top News: Feb. 21, 2025
Improving space-based pharmaceutical research Researchers found differences in the stability and degradation of the anti-Covid drug Remdesivir in space and on Earth...
