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Image: European Astrobiology Institute In the last decade, new satellites and observatories have drastically expanded our understanding of the universe. We now know that planets are a pretty common phenomena around the galaxy, bringing us to a question that science fiction has long imagined answers to: What will life around the galaxy look like? The European Astrobiology Institute is adding its own spin on the question with a new anthology: Life Beyond Us, which will feature twenty-two short stories that address this concept. The anthology has since funded via Kickstarter, and you’ve only...

gv civic offices. swindon borough council.pic by siobhan boyle 19/01/06.ref 200589/68. WHAT it means to leave a meeting virtually was debated by the borough council's planning committee after one of its members declared an interest in an application. Coun Peter Watts said he had interest in an extension in St Helen’s View in Old Town. When meetings were held at the Civic Offices, Coun Watts would have left the chamber and been called back when the item was concluded. Because he had difficulty logging in to the virtual meeting - and because members must by law, be present throughout ...

Image: Octavio Jones / Getty Images St. Johns Missionary Baptist Church in Tampa hosts a vaccine clinic as part of Florida Department of Health efforts to reach African American and Latino residents. As the nation passed 500,000 coronavirus deaths this week, government data revealed that the life expectancy for African American men dropped three years—triple the decline among Americans overall during the first half of 2020. In an effort to help reach minority communities that have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19 but less likely to get the shot, a coalition of 150,...

Aspects of ruling on director liability ‘strikingly uncommercial’, Peter Watts QC says.

WHYY By Business on the 60th Street shopping corridor in West Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY) Adam Mustafa, born and raised in Philadelphia, has never been the type of person to ask for help when it comes to his business, Mobile Electronics. But between the COVID-19 pandemic and two rounds of looting amid global protests for racial justice, Mustafa realized last year that an outside boost was exactly what he needed. If it weren’t for ACHIEVEability, an organization that serves the 60th Street Corridor where his business is located, he wouldn’t have known or had the assistance to app...