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What time is SpaceX's Starship Flight 4 launch test on June 6?
SpaceX will launch its 4th Starship test flight as early as Thursday (June 6) in what it hopes will be a historic flight of the world's biggest rocket. Here's when it may fly.
Categories: Astronomy
Why I won't be fertilising plants with milk, despite what Tiktok says
Social media is adamant that you can fertilise your houseplants with milk, but I'll be saving mine for a hot drink, says James Wong
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Why I won't be fertilising plants with milk, despite what Tiktok says
Social media is adamant that you can fertilise your houseplants with milk, but I'll be saving mine for a hot drink, says James Wong
Categories: Astronomy
Michael Crichton and James Patterson's novel Eruption fails to thrill
Eruption, the much-vaunted "collaboration" of the late Michael Crichton and thriller king James Patterson, may work better as a film than a book. Wait till then, says Emily H. Wilson
Categories: Astronomy
Michael Crichton and James Patterson's novel Eruption fails to thrill
Eruption, the much-vaunted "collaboration" of the late Michael Crichton and thriller king James Patterson, may work better as a film than a book. Wait till then, says Emily H. Wilson
Categories: Astronomy
New Scientist recommends Now You See Us at the Tate Britain
The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week
Categories: Astronomy
Striking image lets you see inside a deep-sea anglerfish's killer jaws
This astonishing image may look like a deep-sea monster, with its big teeth and gaping mouth, but the humpback anglerfish is really no bigger than your hand
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Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo tells her story in a potent memoir
From a child's curiosity about a visiting missionary to fighting oil companies, Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo's autobiography shows the journey of an extraordinary Indigenous woman
Categories: Astronomy
New Scientist recommends Now You See Us at the Tate Britain
The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week
Categories: Astronomy
Striking image lets you see inside a deep-sea anglerfish's killer jaws
This astonishing image may look like a deep-sea monster, with its big teeth and gaping mouth, but the humpback anglerfish is really no bigger than your hand
Categories: Astronomy
Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo tells her story in a potent memoir
From a child's curiosity about a visiting missionary to fighting oil companies, Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo's autobiography shows the journey of an extraordinary Indigenous woman
Categories: Astronomy
Solving the mystery death of a Danish black-headed gull
Feedback was intrigued to learn that a mussel has finally been found innocent of the death of a Danish black headed gull back in 1952
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Solving the mystery death of a Danish black-headed gull
Feedback was intrigued to learn that a mussel has finally been found innocent of the death of a Danish black headed gull back in 1952
Categories: Astronomy
Race is a social construct, but racism can cause real biological harm
Research exploring the effects of racism on the brain suggests there is reason to be concerned about potential long-term damage, finds Layal Liverpool
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Race is a social construct, but racism can cause real biological harm
Research exploring the effects of racism on the brain suggests there is reason to be concerned about potential long-term damage, finds Layal Liverpool
Categories: Astronomy
There's a simple solution to our salt addiction - we must adopt it now
Efforts to curb the amount of sodium we eat have mostly failed, so governments must now try a new strategy: adding potassium to table salt
Categories: Astronomy
There's a simple solution to our salt addiction - we must adopt it now
Efforts to curb the amount of sodium we eat have mostly failed, so governments must now try a new strategy: adding potassium to table salt
Categories: Astronomy
'They're going to test this thing from izzard to gizzard:' NASA hails success of Boeing's 1st Starliner astronaut launch
Boeing's Starliner capsule launched with astronauts on board for the first time today (June 5), and NASA celebrated the milestone.
Categories: Astronomy
NASA Rejects Hubble Space Telescope Rescue Mission and Trims Its Science
Failing hardware on NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope may lead to less science, officials say, but the space agency isn’t ready to pursue a private repair mission
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Boeing launches first crewed Starliner mission to the ISS
The Starliner spacecraft is on its way, carrying two astronauts to the International Space Station, having finally launched on its third attempt
Categories: Astronomy