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All of Norfolk and Suffolk, and parts of Essex, have been made subject to avian flu restrictions.The Avian Influenza Pre...
30/09/2022

All of Norfolk and Suffolk, and parts of Essex, have been made subject to avian flu restrictions.
The Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) had been established to mitigate the risk of further outbreaks, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said.
It follows a number of cases in poultry and wild and captive birds.
The UK's deputy chief veterinary officer Richard Irvine said bird keepers "must urgently take action".
Incidents have been confirmed near Hadleigh and Honington in Suffolk, and in Northwold in Norfolk.
The week before that, there were separate outbreaks at Honington and Bury St Edmunds, in Suffolk, and another near Attleborough.

"It's one of the few products that holds all three states at once. It's solid, liquid and gas, all in one," says Dr Chik...
18/09/2022

"It's one of the few products that holds all three states at once. It's solid, liquid and gas, all in one," says Dr Chika Nweke, a fellow in biochemical engineering, who teaches ice cream manufacturing at University College London.

"Normally liquids and oils don't mix very well. But with the addition of the emulsifier you get the fats in the ice cream sticking together with the liquids," she says.

Getting the balance right is a precise science and it's important for the ice cream's stability.

Recipes have really evolved, says Dr Nweke, and there is a lot of research going into new ingredients, particularly alternatives to lactose or sugars.


When over 1,700 people were asked these questions in a YouGov poll in the US in 2021, 6% of respondents reckoned they co...
04/09/2022

When over 1,700 people were asked these questions in a YouGov poll in the US in 2021, 6% of respondents reckoned they could beat the bear and a slighter larger number fancied their chances against the crocodile. And when it came to a fight with a king cobra, fully 23% of men said they would win. Meanwhile, 38% of men thought they could beat an eagle.

Maybe, some of the respondents were Tarzan-types with superb fighting skills. More likely they were showing off or were ridiculously overconfident.

So, how about landing a plane in an emergency without crashing it and killing everybody on board? Could you do that? In a recent study, a researcher called Kayla Jordan at the University of Waikato in New Zealand asked this question.


"I grew up on the Isle of Wight and didn't leave until I was 17."After my apprenticeship, I built aluminium catamarans f...
01/09/2022

"I grew up on the Isle of Wight and didn't leave until I was 17.

"After my apprenticeship, I built aluminium catamarans for offshore wind farms and large blades for wind turbines - but I was after something that was more manageable that was easier to build for myself.

"A friend of mine stumbled across this place.

"He was travelling across Ireland and Scotland and came across Hugh's name and that he was building windmills.

"So that was how I found out about here and it inspired me.

"We also used to come up to Scotland on holiday although we only moved four years ago."


When the school took the decision to change the pitch "it was really important that we not only got a new facility for t...
25/08/2022

When the school took the decision to change the pitch "it was really important that we not only got a new facility for the school and the community but also we followed the green agenda", Mr Smith said.

Choosing a firm that had "the ability to recycle it was absolutely crucial", he explained, saying he was "really excited" to become the first school to take up such an opportunity.


Europe's Gaia telescope has dropped its latest batch of data as it seeks to assemble the largest catalogue of light sour...
17/08/2022

Europe's Gaia telescope has dropped its latest batch of data as it seeks to assemble the largest catalogue of light sources in the sky.

It is becoming a discovery machine like no other.

Stars, asteroids and distant, bright galaxies - anything that can be visibly pinpointed is having its vital statistics measured by the observatory.

Gaia has already mapped the positions of nearly two billion objects. Now, it can reveal more about their make-up.

"Essentially, previously, we could say very precisely where they are; now we can say what they are," Prof Nick Walton, from Cambridge University and a member of the Gaia science team, told BBC News.


NASA's Space Launch System rocket is scheduled to launch an uncrewed mission to the moon August 29.Artemis I is a 42-day...
15/08/2022

NASA's Space Launch System rocket is scheduled to launch an uncrewed mission to the moon August 29.

Artemis I is a 42-day flight test that will lay the foundation for future Artemis missions.

The mission is a huge step toward returning astronauts to the moon for the first time since 1972.

NASA is finally set to launch its new mega-rocket, shooting an Orion spaceship designed for astronauts around the moon, at the end of this month.

In a bid to return astronauts to the lunar surface for the first time since 1972, NASA has spent 17 years and an estimated $50 billion developing the Space Launch System (SLS) and its Orion spaceship.


A heat wave that has blanketed much of the country this week will peak in the Northeast on Thursday, with potentially re...
04/08/2022

A heat wave that has blanketed much of the country this week will peak in the Northeast on Thursday, with potentially record-breaking temperatures described as “oppressive” in National Weather Service forecasts. Temperatures will reach the mid-to-high 90s across the region, with heat indexes over 100.

Parts of upstate New York, eastern New Jersey, southern New Hampshire and Pennsylvania could break records set in 1944, during a sweltering August heat wave that The New York Times later described as “A Month Too Hot for Satan” — Satan being an overheated vulture at the Bronx Zoo.

The heat spike comes less than two weeks after another sizzling heat wave across the Northeast, in which records were broken throughout the region.


What if a hurricane could be defused by weather-controlling satellites? BBC Future investigates why this sci-fi staple i...
21/07/2022

What if a hurricane could be defused by weather-controlling satellites? BBC Future investigates why this sci-fi staple is such a tall task.
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From Star Trek to The Jetsons, one of the hallmarks of an advanced civilisation is seen as the ability to control the weather. More recently, the film Geostorm portrayed a network of satellites designed to prevent catastrophic storms.

As last year’s devastating Atlantic hurricanes demonstrated, we are at the mercy of the weather. Could we ever manipulate it from space?

The idea of tweaking the weather from afar is not as far-fetched as it sounds. As BBC Future reported in 2014, scientists have been on the case for years, albeit using planes rather than satellites. From 1962 to 1983, the American government ran Project Stormfury, which was an attempt to weaken tropical storms by flying aircraft into a storm and seeding it with silver iodide.


A combination of observations of changes already taking place and climate modelling has led researchers to conclude that...
19/07/2022

A combination of observations of changes already taking place and climate modelling has led researchers to conclude that hailstorms will become more frequent in Australia and Europe, but there will be a decrease in East Asia and North America. But they also found that hailstorms will become generally more intense.

And while hailstorms might become less frequent in North America, hailstones when they fall are also likely to get larger, according to a separate study by Brimelow and his colleagues that looked at how hail conditions in North America might change in a warmer world.

One of the reasons for this is because the height at which hailstones start to melt as they fall will be raised, so small hailstones will melt into rain before they hit the ground, but larger stones pass too rapidly through the warm zone for melting to have much effect on them.

"We have in fact already seen evidence of this, with hail pad data in France indicating a shift in the size distribution of hail," says Brimelow. Hail pads are blocks of soft material that are left out in storms and deform when impacted by hail to give a record of the size and number of hailstones in the area. "Fewer days with small hail have been observed with warming, but there have been more days with larger hail."


This absence, however, could be for lack of samples.The study was the first time ancient Caribbean human genomes were su...
14/07/2022

This absence, however, could be for lack of samples.

The study was the first time ancient Caribbean human genomes were successfully sequenced, thanks to a breakthrough in DNA retrieval. (This led to subsequent studies by Harvard University and other, smaller labs.) While hundreds of Taíno skeletons have been analysed so far, only 55 Archaic Age genomes have been sequenced: 52 from Cuba and three from the Dominican Republic.

Which is why Coppa is hoping to find a necropolis at El Pozito, where he may be able to source the inch-long bone they're searching for – the skull's petrous bone, which protects the inner ear – that is the best source of preserved DNA. It may explain who the Archaic peoples were related to and what happened to them; if they mixed with Ceramic Age groups, Europeans, died out or disappeared.


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