S’all written in the stars today. Though I am torn as to whether the appearance of a new moon around dwarf planet Makemake has me more excited than the confirmation of the location of the Beagle probe, which was thought to be lost or completely destroyed. James Webb Telescope Mirrors Revealed Never-Before-Seen Moon Spotted around Dwarf […]
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A Happy Earth Day to All! What better way to celebrate than seeing the leaders of the world about to sign the Paris Climate Treaty, seeing Solar Impulse climb into the sky once more on its attempt to circumnavigate the globe and a project in Scotland attempting to generate electricity using Kites. Read about these […]
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Another great win for Britain at the Ice Hockey World Championships, but as a Father the news that the Infant Death Rate in England and Wales is at its lowest ever recorded level. Palmyra’s Arch of Triumph Recreated in London Infant Death Rate in England & Wales at Lowest Rate Ever Protein Injection gives hope […]
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Sorry for the miss yesterday. Thursday was a bit rough and life takes it’s toll from time to time. However, the weekend is here and there is much to be cheerful about. From Virtual Reality surgery, to implants that give hope to the paralysed and so much more: Study may lead to new ways to curb […]
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Looks like it’s been a weekend full of champions on the news. As some may remember, the inspiration for this blog is the appalling balance in the news toward the negative. Part of this has been the steady diatribe, from some, that Britain is not a great sporting nation. Well as we crown ANOTHER British World […]
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Cluster feeding twins, so keeping this short, but plenty of positive vibes to go round. 🙂 Lebanese Police free 75 Syrian Women One of Two Rival Libyan Governments to Step Down Kidnapped Qatari Royal Freed in Iraq US Returns Looted Mongolian Fossils UK Car Sales hit 17-Year High Pig Heart Kept beating in Baboon for […]
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Research hints at cause of Insomnia AI & SMS helping with Health Queries in Zambia Hands on breeding Programme helping to Save the Kakapo Research shows role of Toxic form of tau protein in Alzheimer’s Facebook to release tech to help Visual Impaired see Images Research on Plain of Jars reveals Ancient Laosian Burial Rituals […]
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After all the excitement of yesterday I guess today may look a little mundane; well, unless you like stacking multi-dimensional oranges. However, there is some great news that has got me smiling. 🙂 With a Raspberry Pi coming back from the International Space Station it seems only right that another British Micro Computer should reach for the […]
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Going to get a little misty eyed for a moment as I harken back to my days in the Video Games Industry (I had happy times there, but with it being so volatile I’m happy to steer a calmer course). Today it’s seeing the FIFA Interactive World Cup being reported not just on the BBC […]
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Never before seen Life spotted in Depths of Pacific Manta Rays first fish to Recognise themselves in a Mirror Frozen Embryonic Animal Organs may be answer to Transplant Shortages App Helps track Patients in Largest Ever Parkinsons Study World’s Largest Aircraft Unveiled in UK Medieval Castle uncovered in Scotland Earliest Evidence of Humans in Ireland […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 