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Everyday science Blog ‘Nearest black hole to Earth’ does not exist, Usain Bolt races a dinosaur, space telescope soap Excerpts from the Red folder Read article: ‘Nearest black hole to Earth’ does not exist, Usain Bolt races a dinosaur, space telescope soap
Culture, history and society Blog Horror and hope for Ukrainian scientists A Ukrainian PhD physicist, who is currently in Germany, reflects on the invasion of his homeland Read article: Horror and hope for Ukrainian scientists
Everyday science Blog Free to read: the March 2022 edition of Physics World is now out Find out about plans for a zoomable "Google Earth" of the human body, the life of pioneering astronomer Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and how you can make supercomputing greener Read article: Free to read: the March 2022 edition of Physics World is now out
Everyday science Blog Making navigation apps safer, singing lights up the brain Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Making navigation apps safer, singing lights up the brain
Education and outreach Blog Error carried forward: why we need to be vigilant even about textbooks David Marshall on finding errors in school science syllabuses and exam papers Read article: Error carried forward: why we need to be vigilant even about textbooks
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Astronomy and space Blog NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope releases first unaligned images Milestone reached for the JWST, whose pictures also include a telescope “selfie” of its primary mirror Read article: NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope releases first unaligned images
Everyday science Blog Self-healing ice, AI beats humans at Gran Turismo, aerogel insulation turns a profit in Zurich Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Self-healing ice, AI beats humans at Gran Turismo, aerogel insulation turns a profit in Zurich