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What is one of the things astronauts really miss when they’re out in space? A more exquisite dining experience. Scientists have developed a space fridge design that might put an end to beef jerky and canned foods in astronauts’ diets. It would also keep food supplies edible for a considerably longer time.

Zero Gravity founder Joe Seddon. - Credit: Jack Petchey Foundation An organisation started by a Stratford man to increase social mobility for low-income students has helped more than 1,000 young people reach top universities. In May last year, Joe Seddon, 23, launched free video mentoring platform Zero Gravity, which connects university applicants with volunteer undergraduate mentors. “I wanted to find a way to use technology to have a social impact and I was very passionate about helping stu...

Did they expect such a success when they introduced the first generation of the Nissan Rogue? Hard to believe. Why did they call it the “Rogue”, anyway? Probably, they were trying to bring a suggestion of freedom and noncompliance in the picture, otherwise the concept of this compact SUV is anything but rogue. And, in the form of the third generation, it has evolved promisingly.

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With Virgin Galactic’s recent successful space flight, a researcher with San Antonio...

MSB Unveils Zero Gravity Side Ledge Table

You can always count on the Eurovision Song Contest to deliver some spectacular costumes.

Australias Eurovision hopes have been crushed early in a record-low defeat for the nation. Our Eurovision hopeful, 25-year-old musician Montaigne, was the only performer who competed remotely during todays first semi-final round, which is happening live in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The ARIA award winner, whose real name is Jessica Cerro, had prerecorded her performance of her song Technicolour, which went up against 16 other countries in todays Semi-Final 1. Australias Eurovision hopeful â�...

Australias Eurovision hopes have been crushed early in a record-low defeat for the nation. Our Eurovision hopeful, 25-year-old musician Montaigne, was the only performer who competed remotely during todays first semi-final round, which is happening live in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The ARIA award winner, whose real name is Jessica Cerro, had prerecorded her performance of her song Technicolour, which went up against 16 other countries in todays Semi-Final 1. Australias Eurovision hopeful â�...

Australias Eurovision hopes have been crushed early in a record-low defeat for the nation. Our Eurovision hopeful, 25-year-old musician Montaigne, was the only performer who competed remotely during todays first semi-final round, which is happening live in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The ARIA award winner, whose real name is Jessica Cerro, had prerecorded her performance of her song Technicolour, which went up against 16 other countries in todays Semi-Final 1. Australias Eurovision hopeful â�...