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Explained: The Juice Mission to Explore Jupiter’s Moons

Carla Bleiker 17/04/2023

According to the European Space Agency, one of the...

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How Can We Reform the STEM Tenure System for the 21st Century?

T. Prabhakar Clement 07/09/2022

Scientists could discuss the possibility of introducing mandatory mid-career...

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The Surprisingly Long History of Speculation About Extraterrestrials

Wade Roush 07/08/2021

Even as materialist interpretations of the cosmos took the...

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How the Kodaikanal Observatory Tracked Sunspot Activity Over 115 Years

Sakhee Bhure 27/02/2020

The observatory's archives provide a tantalising glimpse of the...

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The Shapeshifting Relationship Between Science and Religion

Chitra Kannabiran 27/11/2019

Religion in different forms has largely co-existed with science,...

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A Vision of the Future of Space Exploration From a Century Ago

Alice Gorman 23/01/2018

In the early 20th century a Russian scientist –...

Before Nobels: Gifts to and from Rich Patrons Were Early Science’s Currency

Vera Keller 06/10/2016

People have always known science would advance faster with...