Sun Sneezing
Although I am a massive fan of all this warm weather and cloudless sky, the inevitable rise in the pollen count does tend to put a downer on this time of year. However, this year I seem to be escaping...
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News round-up: New elements, Olympicene, Venus, SpaceX & Neutrinos
Guest contributor Conor McKeever kicks off our new fortnightly round-up of the key science news of the last few weeks. Two more place cards at the Periodic Table Video: youtube | periodicvideos...
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#Scicom21 Review: Broadcasting Science
This is the first in a series of reviews of the sessions held by the Science Communication Group on 13th September, in celebration of 21 years of the Science Communication MSc at Imperial College. We...
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Making Time
Why does Russia have 11 time zones while China has just one? Peter Sherman investigates the history, politics and technology behind some of the world’s most incongruous ways of telling time.
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Evolution’s Top Six Super Adaptations
From the ingenious to the ridiculous: Hannah Wilson describes startling super biological adaptations
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Sunspots: Spoken Word at Kings Place
Is the Sun a god, a man, a woman, or simply a giant ball of hydrogen? Why does it tell fibs about its favourite painters? Is the Sun afraid of dying? Does it get depressed? And what does it really...
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