Science and Space (NEW)

Favourite Blood Type? The Bloodsucking Preferences of Mosquitoes
by Jack Floyd
Welcome to the fascinating, albeit slightly unnerving, world of mosquitoes and their blood-sucking preferences. If you’ve ever wondered whether mosquitoes have a favourite blood type or if you’re just unlucky when it comes to being … Read more
Year After Year: The Annual Flowers That Keep Coming Back – Perennial Magic
by Ramit Singh Rence
Gardening is a beloved hobby for many, and for good reason. It is a peaceful, meditative activity that connects us to the earth and brings beauty into our lives. Many gardeners, both novice and experienced, … Read more
Rockwool Systematically Supplied Russian Fleet with Ship Insulation, Media Reports
by Ann Ross
According to Danwatch and Ekstra Bladet, among the ships is the landing ship Pyotr Morgunov, seen here in the Black Sea. Photo: Murad Sezer / Ritzau Scanpix by The Editorial Team In an email, Rockwool’s … Read more
Unveiling the Epic Past: Exploring Volgograd Panorama Museum
by Andrew Jeong Bulosan
Volgograd is a city steeped in history and is home to one of the most important museums in the world – the Volgograd Panorama Museum. Located in the heart of the city, the museum is … Read more
The life and times of an Electric Vehicle Technician
by Ann Ross
Electric vehicles are getting increasingly popular. As regular motors are getting more and more obsolete, with electric motors taking their place, the world needs more electric vehicle technicians. I, therefore, have looked into what electric … Read more