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In a few weeks, the most ambitious, costly robot probe ever built, the £6.8bn James Webb space telescope, will be blasted into space on top of a giant European Ariane 5 rocket. The launch of the observatory – which has been plagued by decades of delays and massive cost overruns – promises to be the … Read more
Nasa’s Curiosity Mars rover has captured a stunning panorama of the Red Planet using its onboard navigation cameras, prompting the mission team to create a rare postcard of the Martian landscape. By combining two black and white images taken at different times of the day, the team added blue, orange and green colour in order … Read more
Artist’s impression of Solar Orbiter making a flyby at Earth. Credit: ESA/ATG medialab The chance that ESA’s Solar Orbiter spacecraft will encounter space debris during its upcoming Earth flyby is very, very low. However, the risk is not zero and is greater than any other flyby ESA has performed. That there is this risk at … Read more
A recently published study in Australia aimed to quantify the impact of a popular beverage on the development of cognitive impairment in aging people. Following 200 people over a decade, the participants who drank greater amounts of coffee saw a significantly reduced risk. Coffee intake was linked to a lower build-up of amyloid protein in … Read more
Antonio Conte has shot down claims that he needs big spending at his clubs to have success, opened up on his relationship with Fabio Paratici and believes he will leave Tottenham one day in a better shape. The Italian has only overseen four matches so far for the north London club, games which have shown … Read more
On Monday, London’s fashion set will descend on the grand Royal Albert Hall for this year’s Fashion Awards, a linchpin of the city’s fashion calendar returning as an in-person event for the first time since the pandemic. This year, those who didn’t get an invite can attend in the virtual world. It’s the latest sign … Read more
Your health is your wealth and you shouldn’t take your eyesight for granted. Unfortunately, there are so many myths surrounding vision and eyesight that it’s hard to tell the wheat from the chaff. To solve this, Express.co.uk breaks down the six most common myths around eyesight and explains why they’re false, according to The Mayo Clinic, Leightons … Read more
Gold markets have rallied a bit during the course of the trading session on Friday, reaching towards the $1820 level. Remember, that is a level that I said need to be overcome in order to circuiting bullish. We did not do so, and in fact we have seen a massive amount of selling pressure just … Read more
Exclusive: Nichola Petermann was just 26 when she learned she had Hodgkin lymphoma and needed immediate chemotherapy, with Blood Cancer UK warning symptoms are similar to Long Covid Nichola Petermann spent 10 weeks in hospital after being diagnosed with blood cancer Hodgkin lymphoma ( Image: Nichola Petermann) A young woman who was in excruciating pain … Read more
Michael Vaughan has said he is “sorry” for the pain Azeem Rafiq has experienced amid his former Yorkshire teammate’s allegations of racism at the club. Rafiq told MPs earlier this month of the “inhuman” treatment he suffered during his time at Yorkshire, with Vaughan among a number of figures implicated in the case. In an … Read more