Paralympian John McFall Aims for Space as First Disabled Astronaut
John McFall could become the first disabled astronaut, paving the way for inclusivity in space.
Category: Science
Blue Origin Explosion Raises Concerns for Future Space Missions
The Blue Origin rocket explosion could delay NASA's lunar ambitions significantly.
Bacteria Challenge DNA’s Long-Standing Rule
A bacterial protein has been found to create DNA without a template, challenging biological norms.
Portugal’s Ambitious Space Plans: A New Era for the Azores
Portugal is set to become a key player in the space industry with a new spaceport in the…
The Unexpected Dangers of a Garden Bomb
An elderly woman kept a bomb in her garden for decades, raising safety concerns.
What the Meteor Explosion Means for the UK
A meteor explosion in the US highlights the need for UK awareness of similar events.
New Fungus Offers Hope for UK Habitats Overrun by Invasive Moss
A newly discovered fungus may help restore UK habitats damaged by invasive moss.
New Study Reveals Effective Weight Loss Strategy for Busy Lives
A new study shows that exercising once a week can effectively aid weight loss.
The Arctic’s ‘Banana Hole’: A Hidden Ecosystem at Risk
The Arctic's 'Banana Hole' is under threat from mining, risking unique ecosystems.
Penguins at Sea Life London to Get New Home with Natural Light
Penguins at Sea Life London will soon have a better home with natural light and more space.
How Pigeons Use Their Livers to Navigate
Pigeons navigate using magnetic sensors in their livers, revealing surprising insights into animal behaviour.
Setbacks for Nasa’s Moon Plans After Blue Origin Rocket Explosion
Blue Origin's rocket explosion raises doubts about Nasa's lunar mission timelines.