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Plans for a nuclear strike on an asteroid threatening the moon – challenges and prospects

The scientific community is seriously considering the use of a nuclear weapon to intercept asteroid 2024 YR4, which has a significant chance of colliding with the Moon in 2032. Measuring approximately 55 meters in diameter, the asteroid was first discovered in December…

26 September, 2025

SCIENCE

Scientists create 3D map of the universe

An international team of researchers has created the world’s largest and most detailed 3D map of the universe – measuring the expansion of the cosmos over the past 11 billion years. Dr Cullan Howlett from The University of Queensland helped develop pivotal…

5 April, 2024

HEALTH·SCIENCE

Medical Study: Worldwide Prostate Cancer Cases Will Double By 2040

A study published in The Lancet medical journal predicts a significant increase in the incidence of prostate cancer worldwide, stating that by 2040 there will be 2.9 million cases, up from 1.4 million in 2020. In fact, according to the study, prostate…

5 April, 2024

SCIENCE

New fluffy longhorn beetle discovered in Australia

An entomologist initially thought the insect was bird poop. The adjective “fluffy” is not usually one that applies to the billions of bugs that call Earth home. Still, some caterpillars, spiders, and beetles do have longer fuzzy hairs from their many appendages.…

27 March, 2024

Corona Virus·HEALTH·SCIENCE

Coronavirus: life Sciences or death Sciences?

Spiro Skouras, former executive producer at Newsbud, has emerged as one of the more engaging and erudite of the young investigative journalists who have been delving into the Wuhan Coronavirus epidemic. Skouras has documented the position of many prominent figures that have…

14 March, 2020

HISTORY·SCIENCE

Before Cranes, Ancient Greeks may have used lifting machine 150 Years earlier than previously believed

How did the ancient Greeks construct their many massive temples and other buildings – one heavy block at a time – without the use of modern advanced machinery? Cranes first appeared in ancient Greece over 2,500 years ago, however, new research suggests…

11 September, 2019

COMMUNITY·SCIENCE

‘For the sake of generations to come’: Faith leaders unite on climate change

More than 150 religious leaders have issued an open letter to Prime Minister Scott Morrison, urging him to show moral leadership on the issue of climate change. Faith leaders from across the religious divide have gathered in Sydney to call on Prime…

26 June, 2019

HEALTH·SCIENCE

Study: Brain drain is the biggest worry of Greeks and Europeans

A survey conducted recently by YouGov for the European Council on Foreign Relations shows that the nations of Southern and Eastern Europe worry more about emigration than immigration. The trend of millions of young, educated people leaving Southern and Eastern Europe to…

5 April, 2019

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