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Does the universe have a heartbeat? The science of cosmic connection
Science, Maths & Technology

Does the universe have a heartbeat? The science of cosmic connection

...data from that star, it doesn't sound like a whirring ball of gas. It sounds just like a steady human heartbeat. It is the ‘resting heart rate’ of the galaxy, and because these stars are the most accurate clocks in the universe, this heart will keep beating for millions of years. 3. Can a frozen world renew itself? [The planet Pluto]Pluto has a distinct heart shape on...
Planetary Protection of Icy Worlds
Science, Maths & Technology

Planetary Protection of Icy Worlds

...minimise contamination to the moon and to the Earth’s biosphere on return. However, it is important that this is balanced against our need to explore and investigate. Critically, though, the only way that data from samples of these worlds can be considered reliable, particularly in relation to the search for life, is by applying robust Planetary Protection requirements....
Is your social media use impacting your future?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Is your social media use impacting your future?

...data you leave behind when you engage with the Internet and can include social media ‘likes’, posts, pictures or emails. In other words, we have some information about us on the Internet; this could be something as simple as an email, online purchases or our social media accounts. Health and social care professionals must make sure that they are able to justify their...
Are you ready for online study?
Digital & Computing

Are you ready for online study?

...Data transference on internet cloud] If it is slow or you find it unreliable (e.g. connection drops regularly) ask yourself these questions: Can you upgrade to a faster connection? Check the Ofcom broadband availability webpage. Struggling financially? If money is tight, you may qualify for a social tariff which offers cheaper broadband for people receiving certain...
East Asian Heritage month: a celebration of Studio Ghibli films
Education & Development

East Asian Heritage month: a celebration of Studio Ghibli films

...data collection forms and she was able to tick it for the first time. There were a couple of questions asked at the talk about one of the central Studio Ghibli figures, Hiyako Miyazaki, and his activism in anti-nuclear protests. This is partly in response to the nuclear disaster at Fukushima following the terrible 2011 earthquake in Japan. However, at the heart of much...
Black lives matter in sport too: what is the BAME experience of sport in the UK?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Black lives matter in sport too: what is the BAME experience of sport in the UK?

...data is presented on pages 5 and 8 here. These figures are not something new as Sport England (2020) state that these differences in levels of activity in adults from different ethnic backgrounds have been a consistent trait of Sport England surveys since 2005. When looking at the data on both figures, the levels of disparity among the levels of physical activity...
Physical activity: a family affair
Health, Sports & Psychology

Physical activity: a family affair

...data collection method, analysis proves difficult. Even when we are not in possession of the exact data, it is generally advisable to do some common-sense thinking about vested interests and alternative explanations, and the author does point out some ‘potential biases’...Physical activity: a family affair: 4 Theoretical perspectives of participation - The majority of...
Dutch painting of the Golden Age
History & The Arts

Dutch painting of the Golden Age

...analysis of this painting as a ‘demonstration’ of his theory of seeming realism. The painting depicts a group of figures engaged in a variety of activities, seated or standing around a table in a well-appointed interior. The title, Merry Company, would have been given at a later date, and is often used to describe paintings that show finely dressed people relaxing...
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