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It is not for fun that the Akwa Ibom State Government decided to provide a whopping #1 billion to overhaul the physical infrastructure...
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It is not for fun that the Akwa Ibom State Government decided to provide a whopping #1 billion to overhaul the physical infrastructure...
Updated: Share Article AAA H. Jayantha (66), the former Professor of Chemistry of St. Agnes College, who was instrumental in spreading scientific temper among people in the city and holding sessions on astronomy, passed away in Mangaluru on Thursday night following a cardiac arrest. He leaves behind his wife, two daughters and his elderly mother. Mr. Jayantha, a member of Amateur Astronomers Association, was popular as an eclipse expert because of the sessions he conducted in the last 30 years. He was known for educating people about eclipses, meteors and other wonders of the sky. In order t...
Fossils of new dinosaur species found in Chile 2 minutes read Santiago, Apr 19 (EFE).- The Chilean Culture Ministry on Monday announced the discovery of a new species of dinosaur measuring an estimated 6.3 meters (20.7 feet) in length, that lived in what is now the northern Atacama desert region during the final phase of the Cretaceous Period, between 66 and 80 million years ago. The fossilized specimen, dubbed Arackar licanantay (which means “Atacama bones” in the Kunza language), belongs to the group of titanosaurs, quadruped herbivores with a small head, long neck and long tail. Seve...
Sky’s the limit for KwaNobuhle brainbox Sibulele Solilo studying medicine at Stellenbosch after acing eight distinctions in matric PREMIUM Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 15 March 2021 Preparation, hard work and sacrifice culminated in a KwaNobuhle teenager being a step closer to his dream of become a forensic pathologist after he achieved eight distinctions and subsequently moving from the streets of his township to the corridors of Stellenbosch University. Sibulele Solilo, 18, is now studying medicine at Stellenbosch University, with plans to become a forensic p...
Teton Science Schools has a new director — at least for a little while.