How fast is the universe expanding? We know nought.
Instead of relenting under a century of experimental scrutiny, the rate of universe expansion is playing us at “whack a mole.”
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Instead of relenting under a century of experimental scrutiny, the rate of universe expansion is playing us at “whack a mole.”
Panspermia: Could life be delivered to a planet? April 30, 2021 at 10:30 am Panspermia is the theory that life could be delivered to Earth or any other planet by being carried through space by meteorites, comets or asteroids. Advertisement Panspermia addresses the way that life could be distributed across the Galaxy, not how life actually began. Exobiologists have traditionally focussed on the possibility of life on Mars and within the subsurface oceans of the icy moons Europa and Enceladus, but could simple life forms such as bacteria and extremeophiles be – as panspermia proposes – muc...
Sidharth, man with an eye to the cosmos, leaves BPSM; plans to continue research By M Somasekhar| Updated: 29th April 2021 5:19 pm IST M Somasekhar The Birla Planetarium and the Science Museum are part of the tourist circuit of Hyderabad for decades. Perched on a hillock, right in the heart of the city, one can take a seat and go on a quick and exciting trip into outer space through the shows that run at the Planetarium. The man, who led teams that transformed the ‘Naubat Pahad’ into a modern science complex, attracting hundreds of common people to a good number of Nobel laureates and ...
Cottagecore | Fish | Sir Fred Hoyle | Steve Bell | Rory McIlroy The astronomer Fred Hoyle used to enjoy some ‘mental chess’, says Stephen Newbould. Photograph: Jane Bown The astronomer Fred Hoyle used to enjoy some ‘mental chess’, says Stephen Newbould. Photograph: Jane Bown Letters Fri 9 Apr 2021 10.51 EDT Last modified on Fri 9 Apr 2021 11.29 EDT Nice to know I’ve been ahead of the trend for cottage gardens since the first one I had with my late husband in 1982 (What’s the buzz? Why the cottagecore garden trend is great for bees and biodiversity, 5 April). None of the regimen...
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