LinksDATE
In total there are 11232 links in this list. Showing results 3726-3750.
The wonder material we all need but is running out - BBC Future
Climate change, capitalism and disease are threatening to strike a mortal blow to the world's rubber trees. Can a solution be found before it's too late?
LINK
'Tragic optimism': The antidote to toxic positivity - BBC Worklife
Amid grim times, putting on your biggest smile may seem like the best coping mechanism. However, that approach could be harmful – but luckily, there’s another way through.
LINK
Archie: Why is Meghan and Harry's son not a prince? - BBC News
The Duchess of Sussex sees a royal title for her son as important. What are the rules around this?
LINK
Covid vaccines: How fast is progress around the world? - BBC News
Charts and maps tracking the progress of Covid vaccination programmes.
LINK
'Right to repair' law to come in this summer - BBC News
Manufacturers will be obliged to make spare parts for appliances available to consumers.
LINK
The invention that made mass vaccinations possible - BBC News
A Scottish doctor is widely credited with inventing the hypodermic syringe - a crucial tool in the battle against Covid.
LINK
French nuclear tests contaminated 110,000 in Pacific, says study - BBC News
France conducted dozens of tests over 30 years and concealed their true impact, a study says.
LINK
Microsoft-led team retracts quantum 'breakthrough' - BBC News
The team believed they had found evidence of particles useful to developing quantum computing.
LINK
In pictures: 3D return for Bamiyan Buddha destroyed by Taliban - BBC News
An ancient Buddha statue blown up by the Taliban 20 years ago is honoured as a glowing 3D projection.
LINK
Nasa's Perseverance Mars rover listens to its rock-zapping laser - BBC News
The Mars robot starts using its laser and even records the sounds the instrument makes.
LINK
Covid: White hat bounty hackers become millionaires - BBC News
Remote working and lockdowns help more "white hat" hackers earn money by reporting software bugs.
LINK
Russia targets Twitter speed over 'banned content' - BBC News
The US company is accused of failing to remove 3,000 posts relating to suicide, drugs and pornography.
LINK
Security firm Verkada probes hack of '150,000 cameras' - BBC News
The hack exposed feeds showing the insides of offices, hospitals and businesses, including Tesla.
LINK
China and Russia to build lunar space station - BBC News
The two countries will create research facilities on the surface and/or in the moon's orbit.
LINK
(2) What was the first (known) maths mistake? - YouTube
Thanks to Waterstones for choosing Humble Pi as a 'top 100' paperback of the year.https://www.waterstones.com/book/humble-pi/matt-parker/9780141989143Signed ...
LINK
Amanda Gorman's Catalan translator dropped because of 'profile' - BBC News
The publishers said they wanted "a woman, young, activist and preferably black" translator for the poem.
LINK
Parkinson's skin-swab test 'in sight' - BBC News
Checking for tell-tale compounds could help spot the degenerative brain condition, experts say.
LINK
Audio cassette tape inventor Lou Ottens dies aged 94 - BBC News
The Dutch engineer's invention transformed the way people listened to music in the 20th Century.
LINK
Facebook asks judge to throw out FTC anti-trust lawsuit - BBC News
The charges allege Facebook bought up its rivals to maintain a monopoly.
LINK
(79) The First Quantum Field Theory - YouTube
Viewers like you help make PBS (Thank you 😃) . Support your local PBS Member Station here: https://to.pbs.org/DonateSPACEQuantum Electrodynamics is the firs...
LINK
Etna: Life beneath the volcanic dust of repeated eruptions - BBC News
Three weeks of spectacular blasts have amazed onlookers - but caused untold damage for Sicilians.
LINK
Covid: Does Tanzania have a hidden epidemic? - BBC News
The Tanzanian authorities have not published data on coronavirus infections or deaths for many months.
LINK
Brussels bombers 'murdered elderly man as a test' - BBC News
Two brothers who killed 31 people in 2016 earlier shot dead a 76-year-old, a Belgian report says.
LINK
Scientists unlock mysteries of world's oldest 'computer' - BBC News
The 2,000-year-old mechanism has baffled experts since it was discovered on a shipwreck in 1901.
LINK
What are NFTs and why are some worth millions? - BBC News
Artwork is being "tokenised" and sold online for millions - but will the bubble burst?
LINK