Bluedot
Journal
12th July 2020
Vinita Marwaha Madill is based at the European Space Agency (ESA) as a Space Operations Enginee…
12th July 2020
Humans first went into space in 1961, landed on the moon in 1969, and have been be continuously livi…
12th July 2020
Humans are the last of their tribe. Our closest cousins such as Australopithecus and Neanderthals ar…
12th July 2020
Keith Jensen is a lecturer in something like psychology at the University of Manchester. But he is r…
12th July 2020
Vinita Marwaha Madill discusses her career in the space industry, including presently working a…
12th July 2020
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) will be the world's largest and most sensitive radio telescope. It&…
12th July 2020
Meteorites shed light on the origin of the Solar System and on the geological history of different p…
12th July 2020
Katherine Joy obtained her PhD in studies of lunar evolution from University College London in 2007,…
12th July 2020
The aurora borealis or "northern lights" are stark evidence of the Earth's link to the space environ…
12th July 2020
Jim Wild is the Professor of Space Physics at Lancaster University where he studies the space enviro…
12th July 2020
Fritz Vollrath is Professor at Oxford University’s Department of Zoology, with research intere…
12th July 2020
Gone are the days when you had to cut someone open to see what was on the inside - fortunately we no…
12th July 2020
Erik van Sebille is an oceanographer and climate scientist, investigating the time scales and pathwa…
12th July 2020
There is more to spiders and their gossamer webs than meets the untrained eye. Each year the spiders…
12th July 2020
There’s too much plastic in our ocean. But where does it come from? Where does it do most harm…
