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This week we talk science with Dr. Steven Novella and about his new book The Skeptics' Guide to the Future! Come Join us in our skepticism!

This week we talk science with Dr. Steven Novella and about his new book The Skeptics' Guide to the Future! Come Join us in our skepticism!

In the xinjiang region. we will be talking about fruit flies in a moment. time for all the latest sports news. hello, i'm mark edwards with your sport, and there's only one place to start — that's at the us open, where serena williams is showing no signs of "evolving away from tennis" as she euphemistically described her impending retirement from the sport. the 23—time grand slam winner produced a masterful performance to knock out the number two seed, anna kontaveit. serena's swansong saw her tough out the first set via tie—breaker before the estonian came roaring back in the second, do...

Carvallis in oregon report from oregon state university. briefly — why fruit flies — and not any old fruit fly — but mutant flies? we use fruit flies because their cellular processes are concerned all the way to humans and they live for about 70 days so one day in the life of a fly equates to one year in human life and that is why we can work on their ageing with ease. and so what we found is that bluelight specifically, when flies are exposed to it when they are young, they can withstand it for longer than older flies and young flies in

Sadio mane on the scoresheet — as was jamal musiala. bayern, who've won the competition a record 20 times, are into the last 32. and that's all your sport for now — from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. daily and life—long exposure to blue light from phones, computers and household fixtures causes damaging effects — that much we knew. what we didnt know is that the impact is disproptionately larger the older you are. it's not great news, is it? that's according to new research by oregon state university, who carried out tests on fruit flies, who, would you believe...