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17:20 • 10.06.21Solar eclipse 2021: ‘Ring of fire’ to sweep across the EarthThis particular event is what's termed an annular eclipse. It will see the Moon move across the face of our star but not completely block out ...
10:17 • 10.06.21AstraZeneca: Oxford Covid-19 vaccine may hinder blood clotting in rare casesAn analysis of people who received a first dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca or Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine revealed a small increased risk of an autoimmune bleeding condition known as ...
10:16 • 10.06.21AstraZeneca: Oxford Covid-19 vaccine may hinder blood clotting in rare casesAn analysis of people who received a first dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca or Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine revealed a small increased risk of an autoimmune bleeding condition known as ...
17:56 • 09.06.21Israeli archaeologists find whole 1,000-year-old egg“We were astonished to find it,” IAA archaeologist Alla Nagorsky, head of this part of the salvage dig, told Haaretz. “From time to time we find ...
14:15 • 09.06.21The Southern Ocean: National Geographic recognizes the fifth ocean on Earth“The Southern Ocean has long been recognized by scientists, but because there was never agreement internationally, we never officially recognized it ...
09:57 • 08.06.21US approves first new Alzheimer's drug in 20 yearsAducanumab targets the underlying cause of Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, rather than its symptoms. Charities have welcomed ...
09:16 • 08.06.21Bid to join Jeff Bezos and his brother as first paying customer on Blue Origin's spacecraft tops $3 millionThe new bid comes just hours after Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos announced that he and his brother, Mark a former advertising executive and volunteer firefighter, will be on the New Shepard spacecraft when it flies ...
17:05 • 07.06.21Malaysian police use drones to detect high temperatures amid Covid surgeThe drones, which can detect people’s temperatures as high as 20m above ground, emit a red light to alert the authorities if someone has a high reading, Bernama ...
18:04 • 04.06.21Arctic sea ice 'thinning faster than expected'The analysis, led by researchers at Britain's University College London (UCL), concluded the ice in the coastal regions was thinning at a rate 70 to 100 percent faster ...
17:25 • 04.06.21Facebook to change rules for politiciansPoliticians have typically been given leeway because Facebook operated on the assumption that their posts were newsworthy and part of the public debate. As a result, the company did not apply ...
15:05 • 04.06.21Apple working on iPad Pro with wireless charging, new iPad miniThe Cupertino, California-based company is planning to release the new iPad Pro in 2022 and the iPad mini later this year, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The main design change ...
10:13 • 04.06.21Amsterdam tests out electric autonomous boats on its canalasAmsterdam didn’t have to look very far when searching for a way to ease traffic on its congested streets. The Dutch capital’s canals were used for transport long before cars and trucks ...
09:05 • 04.06.21Danish military to lease electric training planes as trialThe single-engine, two-seater Pipistrel Velis Electro is an electric-powered Slovenian light aircraft intended primarily for training use. It will complement ...
17:16 • 03.06.21Google helps map one cubic millimeter of human brain tissue that comes in at 1.4 petabytesThe cerebral cortex is a thin surface layer of the brain that plays a crucial role in thinking, memory, planning, perception, language, attention, and most other higher-level ...
11:37 • 03.06.21NASA to launch baby squid to International Space StationThe 128 baby bobtail squid will be used as part of research into the effects of spaceflight on beneficial interactions between ...