UK STUDENT PROJECT WILL GROW LETTUCE ON MARS IN GREENHOUSE UNIT
A students’ project from UK that plans to grow lettuce on Mars is among 10 other university projects to be included as payload on Mars One that will land on […]
Monthly Archives: December 2014
PARIS PLANS NEW YEAR’S EVE SPECTACLE TO RIVAL SYDNEY AND NEW YORK
Every New Year’s Eve at midnight, the glitter ball drops in New York’s Times Square and fireworks explode over the Thames in London and the Sydney Opera House. But in […]
THE WORD OF THE YEAR IS NOT ACTUALLY A WORD. IT’S THIS EMOJI: ❤
Step aside words with letters, because for the first time an emoji is the the word of the year.
NEWLY DISCOVERED DAMPIER PENINSULA GOANNA TO GO ON DISPLAY AT WA MUSEUM
A newly discovered species of reptile, the Dampier peninsula goanna, has gone on display at the Western Australian Museum. The lizard is the world’s smallest addition to the Varanus genus, […]
1.2 MILLION YEAR OLD STONE TOOL DISCOVERED IN TURKEY
A stone tool found at an archaeological dig in Turkey has been dated to 1.2 million years ago, making it quite possibly the oldest known object of its kind in […]
MEDICAL ADVANCES, BREAKTHROUGHS PROMISE IMPROVED TREATMENTS
Medical researchers in 2014 reported interesting advances and even breakthroughs in the use of technology to help patients suffering from different diseases and injuries.
SMALL GRANTS FOR BIG SOLUTIONS IN NORTHEAST ARGENTINA
Summers in northeast Argentina are hot and humid. At siesta time, the people of this rural municipality like to drink “tereré” (cold yerba mate), which until now they had problems […]
