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Digital XRay Goggles
opinion

Digital XRay Goggles: Are they real or fake?

Zebra meat nutrition
Environment

A new study finds zebra meat a perfect source of protein

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News

WATCH: This will make you feel so small [VIDEO]

Digital XRay Goggles
Opinion

Digital XRay Goggles: Are they real or fake?

Zebra meat nutrition
Environment

A new study finds zebra meat a perfect source of protein

Watch earth's size viewed from distance video
News

WATCH: This will make you feel so small [VIDEO]

COVID-19 vaccine
Science

COVID-19 vaccine to reportedly be made available ‘at cost price’ by year-end

By AFP21-07-2020 23:29

A COVID-19 vaccine will sell at a cost of $2.80 per unit, or R210, by the end of the year.

pupils
Science

The pupils in your eyes can reveal your traumatic past

By Riyaz Patel21-07-2020 09:36

A person’s pupils can show if they have suffered a traumatic experience in the past, according to new research.

coelacanth
Science

The coelacanth: Sixty-five million years old and still attracting attention

By Kevin MacGregor19-07-2020 12:00

The coelacanth, the world’s oldest living fossil, outlives the dinosaurs and thrives in the waters of South Africa’s Sodwana Bay.

UFS
Science

Two researchers at University of the Free State nominated for Science Oscars

By University of the Free State17-07-2020 10:47

Two staff members from the University of the Free State (UFS) were nominated for the Science Oscars for their outstanding work and contributions to science over the years.

science scientist africa covid-19
Science

Africa’s scientists set out their COVID-19 research priorities

By The Conversation02-07-2020 13:41

Ministers of education, science and technology from several African countries have met to prepare a response to COVID-19 in terms of interventions in education, science and technology.

Stonehenge
Science

‘Remarkable’ new discovery near Stonehenge stuns archaeologists

By Mike Simpson25-06-2020 11:31

A circle of mysterious but mathematically precise underground shafts built around 4,500 years ago indicates surprising technological ability.

dinosaur south africa
Science

South Africa’s ‘Jurassic Park’ is the largest dinosaur graveyard in the world

By Cheryl Kahla24-06-2020 21:22

Since that initial discovery, palaeontologists from far and wide have descended on the area led by Professor Jonah Choinière of the Evolutionary Studies Institute at Wits University.

NASA appoints first woman to l
Science

NASA appoints first woman to lead human space flight

By Farrial Isaacs21-06-2020 12:00

NASA has picked Kathy Lueders to lead its Human Exploration and Operations Mission to get astronauts back to the Moon and then to Mars.

giant squid
Science

Here’s what the discovery of the giant squid in SA means [photos]

By Cheryl Kahla20-06-2020 21:48

A nightmare straight out of Peter Benchley’s ‘Beast’! Here’s what you need to know the discovery of the giant squid.

Mars
Science

How you can help steer the Mars Rover in outer space

By Chantelle Van Deventer20-06-2020 10:30

NASA’s new tool AI4Mars will help the team of engineers driving the Mars Curiosity Rover to navigate the Red Planet.

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Science

New paper says Earth’s intelligent life is probably ‘rare’

By Ebrahim Essa16-06-2020 18:00

American astronomy professor David Kipping calculates that the chance of Earth developing intelligent life is rare.

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Science

Hug me tender: Scientists unlock secret to perfect cuddles

By AFP14-06-2020 12:29

In this era of social distancing and depressing news, we could all do with a good hug. Now scientists have analysed what makes the perfect cuddle — just don’t squeeze too tight.

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Science

Researchers look to tech wearables as COVID-19 early warning system

By AFP08-06-2020 18:28

Can your Fitbit or Apple Watch detect a coronavirus infection before the onset of symptoms?

World ocean day
Science

World Oceans Day: It’s not too late to save the oceans from destruction

By AFP07-06-2020 19:21

There is still time to save the ocean, says the grandson of famed French oceanographer, Jacques Cousteau.

climage change
Science

Global warming now pushing heat into territory humans cannot tolerate

By The Conversation21-05-2020 21:10

The explosive growth and success of human society over the past 10 000 years has been underpinned by a distinct range of climate conditions.

archaeology Africa zimbabwe pandemic
Science

Archaeology shows how ancient African societies managed pandemics

By The Conversation19-05-2020 14:20

Every so often, a pandemic emerges that dramatically alters human society. The Black Death (1347 – 1351) was one; the Spanish flu of 1918 was another. Now there’s COVID-19.

footprints tanzania
Science

Making tracks: Ancient footprints shed light on early humans [photos]

By AFP14-05-2020 19:55

Thousands of years ago, a group of people took a walk in what is now Engare Sero, Tanzania. The footprints they left behind are now offering insights into ancient human life.

covid-19 research
Science

COVID-19 research: Scientists hunt for genetic key to virus vulnerability

By AFP06-05-2020 23:20

Why are some people barely affected by coronavirus, while others become gravely ill even though they are young and healthy?

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Science

Smoking: Some studies suggest nicotine ‘may be beneficial against’ COVID-19

By Cheryl Kahla02-05-2020 21:35

A world-renowned artist recently questioned whether smoking provides immunity against COVID-19. No one knows for certain.

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Science

Report: COVID-19 pandemic could likely last for another two years

By Cheryl Kahla02-05-2020 14:35

According to a new report released by the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) earlier this week, we could be battling the COVID-19 pandemic for another two years.

black hole
Science

Astronomers mark first anniversary of historic black hole photo

By Mike Simpson22-04-2020 14:09

Research continues into one of space’s most mysterious objects. Gigantic black hole explosion is among the latest findings.

The UN urges world to ‘fight c
Science

The UN urges world to ‘fight climate change like coronavirus’

By AFP22-04-2020 13:13

The United Nations on Wednesday 21 April 2020 urged the world to fight climate change with the same determination as it is showing in the battle against COVID-19.

Buildings grown by bacteria: T
Science

Buildings grown by bacteria: Turning cells into mini-factories for materials

By The Conversation10-04-2020 14:11

Living architecture is moving from the realm of science fiction into the lab as researchers turn living cells into microscopic factories.

climate change coronavirus COVID-19
Science

Changes brought on by COVID-19 could help tackle climate change

By The Conversation31-03-2020 22:58

Based on new projections for economic growth, experts suggest the impact of the coronavirus might significantly curb global emissions and change the way we tackle climate concerns.

Durban woman gives birth to COVID-19 positive baby
Science

What is Hantavirus? Deadly disease sparks concern – but it’s no COVID-19

By Tom Head24-03-2020 14:06

As the coronavirus rages across the planet, the last thing we need to hear about is another deadly disease. But there’s no need to panic over Hantavirus.

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