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Zane Alcorn reviews Kings of the New Age, the debut futuristic novel by Muloobinba/Newcastle-based author and musician Nathan Bell, set in his home town.

Radio waves emitted by radio and TV broadcasting can interfere with the magnetic compass used by birds, but the ones used by mobile communication do not.

Researchers have discovered that certain radio waves can disrupt the magnetic compass of migratory birds. Other types of waves do not.

All were selected for their outstanding contributions in various scientific fields and are as follows:Professor Fernando Alday of the Mathematical Institute becomes a Fellow for his leading work on mathematical string theory. Professor Alday is well-

Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills shares highlights from the March/April issue of Naval History.

Scientists are testing a long-forgotten hypothesis that as a bird flies through Earth’s magnetic field, tiny electric currents are generated in its ear.

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

“Remember only that I was innocent and, just like you, mortal on that day, I, too, had had a face marked by rage, by pity and joy, quite simply, a human face!” Benjamin Fondane, Exodus Murdered at Auschwitz, 1944 Those who have visited Yad Vashem might have read the poem on the wall of the Name Hall. As we commemorate the Yom HaShoah or the Holocaust Memorial Day, the name of a Chinese lady has been lingering in my mind — Nadine Hwang with many different identities: cross-dresser, lawyer,...