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Spectacular Finalists Photos Of The 2023 Astronomy Photographer Of The Year

Discover the amazing universe that has inspired us for ages. See the dazzling finalists of the 2023 Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest. Enjoy a stunning show of cosmic beauty, from solar flares and auroras to nebulas. These incredible images are part of the prestigious contest by the Roya

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Charting the Scientific Landmarks of Cambridge

Suchir Salhan and Esmé Kenney break down the historic Scientific landmarks across Cambridge

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The original title was Wouldn t it Be Nice – it felt meaningless : how Nik Kershaw made Wouldn t It Be Good | Pop and rock

‘It was written in the knowledge I was heading for world domination. Why was it so melancholic? You’d have to ask my analyst’

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What are pulsars?

Pulsars are the ultradense cores of gigantic stars that emit beams of radio waves in regular pulses, like cosmic lighthouses.

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Britain s Space Programme On Schedule

This was the headline, 60 years ago, on a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 26th 1961. The story opens: BRITAIN'S space research programme is

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