David Bowie hasn’t gone – he is forever stored in the here and now
The icon has left so much of himself in popular culture, art and fashion.
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How racism and inequality affect even ‘desirable’ EU migrants in the UK
Racism, classism and inequality affect migrants’ experiences of life in Britain.
Why the John Lewis Christmas advert makes me angry
Underneath the schmaltzy appeal of the 2022 John Lewis Christmas advert is a frustrating distraction from the far from picture-perfect reality for children in care.
Earth’s inner core is growing more on one side than the other – here’s why the planet isn’t tipping
8,000 tonnes of molten iron solidifies in Earth’s inner core every second – but it’s not distributed equally.
3D‑printed rocket engines: the technology driving the private sector space race
The rocket engines that lauched Apollo 11 towards the moon had 5,600 parts each. 3D-printed equivalents have just 40.
Tokyo Paralympics: how Paralympians are affected by the heat
As the Summer Games warm up, more research is needed on how heat acclimation can help Paralympians in particular prepare for extreme conditions
The anatomy of a hot flush – and whether it can really make your head steam
Hot flushes affect an estimated 75% of perimenopausal women.
Big brands ripping off street art is not cool: why illegal graffiti should be protected by copyright
Just because graffiti is illegal shouldn’t mean an artist can’t protect his work. The law should step in when big brands try to exploit street art.
Free cash for Iceland, but it pays to keep cool about Auroracoin
The Bitcoin craze has hit Iceland, where an entrepreneur has set up his own cryptocurrency and announced plans to give every citizen a handful for free. Baldur Odinsson says he is setting up a new cryptocurrency…
Sauna competitions have gone from dangerous endurance to therapeutic showmanship
The rise of Aufguss, and why it is nothing like old sauna endurance contests.
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