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Astronauts suffer ‘significant’ bone loss during space missions – raising concerns for future trips to Mars | World News
An academic-led study of astronauts has revealed the devastating impact space travel has on the human skeleton. The research showed […]
Scientists surprised as geomagnetic storm opens ‘crack’ in Earth’s magnetosphere | Science & Tech News
A geomagnetic storm hit our planet over the weekend, surprising scientists as it did not appear to originate from a […]
‘Cryptoqueen’ Ruja Ignatova added to FBI’s Most Wanted list | US News
A Bulgarian woman, also known as “Cryptoqueen”, has been added to the FBI’s list of its 10 most-wanted fugitives. Ruja […]
Minecraft YouTuber Technoblade dies from cancer as his dad posts message he’d prepared for followers | Science & Tech News
The YouTuber and Minecraft gamer known as Technoblade has died from cancer, aged 23. His father posted an emotional farewell […]
Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital plunges into liquidation | Business News
Three Arrows Capital, a cryptocurrency-focused hedge fund, has plunged into liquidation, deepening the crisis engulfing the global digital assets sector. […]
Flavoured heated tobacco products could be banned under EU plan to fight cancer | World News
The EU’s executive branch has proposed a ban on the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products, as part of its […]
Hydrogen-powered lorry to be mass produced by Essex fleet operator | UK News
Hydrogen and electric-powered lorry’s will be mass produced in the UK by an Essex-based firm. Tevva, based in Thurrock, has […]
Recruits wanted for research into first-ever treatment for ‘broken heart syndrome’ | UK News
Scientists hope to recruit almost 100 Scots for a trial of the first-ever treatment for a condition known as broken […]
Highly antibiotic resistant strain of MRSA that arose in pigs can jump to humans, scientists say | Science & Tech News
A highly antibiotic resistant strain of MRSA that arose in pigs thanks to farming practices can jump to humans, scientists […]
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