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Manchester producer of graphene-enced concrete, Concretene, has succeeded with three UK government funding bids totalling £1.25m.

A new image taken by the Dark Energy Camera shows a galactic onion, a shell galaxy with multiple layers that are spread out over 150,000 light-years.

Many weather events we experience on Earth can be found on other planets too, including whirlwinds, and the Perseverance rover recently captured footage of one.

SEATTLE — One might think of local southern resident orcas as sea pandas, playfully spy hopping through their day. The local porpoises will tell you different. Scientists for decades have

Godfrey George writes that many indigent parents whose children are students of tertiary institutions where fees have been hiked risk dropping out, as they cannot afford to pay the increased fees

Bhubaneswar: Construction of the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre on the NISER, Bhubaneswar campus near the city will start next month.

Things will go bump in the night skies at the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium in October.

‘Fighting the Same Fight’: Disabled Students Unite for Justice | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

Ride a horse. Fly a drone. Feed a camel. Pet a rabbit. Make a smoothie on a bike. Those are just a few examples of what happened Sept. 23 as South Carolina State Universitys Public Service and Agriculture (PSA) division concluded its inaugural Ag and Land-Grant Celebration Week with a festival on campus. This event signaled a reaffirmation of the universitys land-grant roots while showcasing the impactful achievements and contributions of its land-grant programs.

The Euclid space telescope, launched in July this year to investigate the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy, has run into issues during commissioning.