Astronomy and space Blog The vastness of the universe showcased in new stunning map Map was created using two decades' worth of data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Read article: The vastness of the universe showcased in new stunning map
Everyday science Blog New SI prefixes go large and small, using physics to avoid sauce splatter Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: New SI prefixes go large and small, using physics to avoid sauce splatter
Everyday science Blog I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game Nathan Hellner-Mestelman looks at the physics of "the floor is lava" kids’ game Read article: I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game
Astronomy and space Blog NASA’s new rocket successfully fires Orion capsule towards the Moon The Artemis I mission is seen as a critical test for NASA before the agency sends astronauts to the Moon Read article: NASA’s new rocket successfully fires Orion capsule towards the Moon
Environment and energy Blog Qatar: the land where one sports pitch needs 50,000 litres of desalinated water a day Despite the upcoming World Cup, sporting mega events and local sports clubs are inspiring environmental change Read article: Qatar: the land where one sports pitch needs 50,000 litres of desalinated water a day
Everyday science Blog Responding to extraterrestrials, better lab coats for all, space shuttle debris found off Florida Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Responding to extraterrestrials, better lab coats for all, space shuttle debris found off Florida
Astronomy and space Blog ESO marks 60th anniversary with release of dramatic star factory image The European Southern Observatory has released a spectacular new image of the Cone Nebula captured by its Very Large Telescope Read article: ESO marks 60th anniversary with release of dramatic star factory image
Everyday science Blog WiFi loophole allows drones to see through walls, power law defines football defending Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: WiFi loophole allows drones to see through walls, power law defines football defending
Education and outreach Blog How to explain quantum technology in just three minutes “Quantum on the Clock” video competition brings out students’ creative side Read article: How to explain quantum technology in just three minutes
Everyday science Blog Schrödinger’s buses spotted in Bristol, X-rays track swarming bees Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Schrödinger’s buses spotted in Bristol, X-rays track swarming bees