From the ‘Storm in a Teacup’ category: GroenLinks believes the safety of train passengers is at stake now that the station’s two side entrances to... Read More
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Telescopes in space and on Earth have observed the brightest gamma-ray burst on record. Data from this rare event could contribute to a better understanding... Read More
©Getty Images The Red Devils also won their second international game under Domenico Tedesco. The new national coach is satisfied but also sees room for... Read More
28 mrt 2023 om 16:27Update: 2 uur geleden The Earth-sized exoplanet TRAPPIST-1b has no atmosphere. This means that there can be no water and therefore... Read More
Science Magazine’s Annual Dance Your Ph.D. Contest Science effectively wipes the (dance) floor with all your prejudices about introverted scientists. This year, dancing chemists elegantly... Read More
About the episode Nature is full of tricks, or perhaps better said: full of evolutionary adaptations that have favored the survival of species. A very... Read More
People with prosthetics or paralyzed limbs may soon be able to move their arms or legs independently again, thanks to a new neural implant developed... Read More
Space dust seems like an insignificant speck that we typically overlook in search of exciting exoplanets or other space objects. But we can be wrong... Read More
No, Elma, you are only human, nothing human is foreign to you and you happen to work in a school in Utrecht Either way, if... Read More
If planets are thrown out of their solar system, water and life can theoretically arise on the moon near that planet. And there are probably... Read More