Chile moves to Legalising Abortion Another Victory for Standing Rock Divers Recover WWII Bouncing Bomb from Loch Argyll 3 Stolen Francis Bacon Paintings Recovered Double Hand Transplant Boy able to Play Baseball IFS Study shows UK Inequality Falling since 2008 UK Bans Surcharges on Credit & Debit Cards Theresa May says Tories will not “go […]
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Back in 2016 we saw the possibility of a large part of Patagonia becoming a National Park, after the death of North Face Co-Founder Douglas Tompkins. That possibility is now a reality as Tompkins’ Widow agrees to donate the land to become a Chilean National Park. If that wasn’t enough, today has a bumper crop […]
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I can’t say that any particular story is inspiring me today. There’s nothing that is making me jump out of my seat to shout for joy. Not to say that news of boxing medals, peace being a step closer in Myanmar etc. isn’t positive and making me smile. Just that there is no one story […]
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Plenty of amazing Space news today – – Water on Mars – The Ceres Comet in Colour – Dark Matter Map We live in an incredible universe and sometimes it’s easy to feel tiny and insubstantial. Perhaps that’s why we have love? Being among people who care about us reminds us of the incredible and […]
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Okay, if this is catching you a little late, or my pros isn’t as fluid as usual, it’s because I stayed up to watch the Superbowl last night. Not going to spoiler it for friends who DVR’d, Tivo’d or are waiting for Catch-Up TV, all I’ll say is that it was a great game which […]
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For anyone wondering where R2BC went last week, yours truly was celebrating with friends and family as I do every year and while my All Hallows Eve was relatively sedate the above video shows what happens when a bunch of NASA rocket scientists compete at pumpkin carving. Crazy, scary, ingenious, and certain to entertain. With […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 