- Guardian Unlimited Science
- 14/1/10 12:41
A grey seal is captured giving birth to a seal pup on an Atlantic island off the coast of northern...
A grey seal is captured giving birth to a seal pup on an Atlantic island off the coast of northern...
US scientists push back at contrarian claims that cold weather disproves climate changeSuzanne...
Australian agency creates mythical fire-breathing beast after seven-year-old Sophie requests a dragon be made for herOliver...
Guardian Australia: scientists warn that the removal of large carnivores like the dingo could be as detrimental as climate changeOliver...
THURSDAY 9. JANUARY 2014
Food, equipment and ants have been sent to the station by Orbital Science Corp, after solar storms delayed...
Alok Jha: Round-the-clock sunlight plays havoc with circadian rhythms, allowing you to stay awake and seemingly alert for 48 hours straight, but with insidious and potentially deadly effects in this hostile environmentAlok...
Simon Hattenstone goes to the Durrell Wildlife Conservation trust to visit their family of western lowland gorillas and meet their silverback, BadongoSimon HattenstoneFelix...
WEDNESDAY 8. JANUARY 2014
The latest Anglo-Saxon barbarism to incur the displeasure of the 40 lifetime members is the abbreviation ASAPWhile the compilers of the Oxford English Dictionary annually capitulate to, and even celebrate, the arrival on our shores of monstrosities such as "selfie", "binge-watch" and "twerk", across the Channel in Paris the guardians of French take a very different view. There, the 40 lifetime...
It comes as no surprise that 12,000 cases of cancers in women could be prevented through being more physically active (UK women have high rate of inactivity-linked cancers, 6 January). For years it has been understood that remaining physically active is an integral part of a healthy lifestyle. However, despite this, we continue to see widespread inactivity levels across the UK. Physical activity...