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Published on
8/31/2009 de Francis Onwumere, Lagos, Nigeria
in categories: Science communication,Science journalism,Astronomy,Environment,Personalia,Technology
Imagine for a moment that you could peer into the future what
would you look for? Perhaps in your excitement, you'll want to know
how things will turn out tomorrow or even five years from now. As
your glance moves from family to friends and business relations,
the thrill continues with one delightful discovery after the other
until all of a sudden and with a screech, you are stuck in traffic.
You think to yourself for a moment: "why didn't I look out
for the traffic". This is the real world, welcome to Lagos.
Published on
4/8/2009 de Sotira Trifourki, Manchester, UK
in categories: Science and politics,Astronomy,Environment,Personalia,Space
In a remarkable first for the UK, the European Space Agency
(ESA) has touched down in Britain, heralding the start of a new
space age and thrusting the sector forward for the next 40 years
and beyond.
Published on
2/22/2009 de Sotira Trifourki, Manchester, UK
in categories: Physics,Environment,Personalia,Materials science,Technology
Scientists in the UK have developed a new type of light
bulb that could last up to 60 years. Researchers are developing an
alternative to replace existing light bulbs which might last a
lifetime, giving energy efficiency a bright
future.
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