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Scientists will soon be offering us a bird's eye view of pollution when they release a flock of 20 pigeons each equipped with a smog-monitoring backpack and a mobile phone! The birds will take to the skies over San Jose, California, in August this year and bea...
Valentine's day is approaching fast, and Dr Kat would welcome any card, flowers or chocolates that you might want to send her! But if you're giving your loved one flowers this year, you might want to make sure they don't take them lying down. Researchers in Mo...
Measurements of the size of a possible new planet by the astronomer Bertoldi from the University of Bonn in Germany along with co investigators have shown that it is bigger than Pluto. This is really making scientists think about what constitutes a planet. The...
Questions

I understand x-rays and how they work, but a couple of years ago, my son had a very serious eye injury. Over a period, it improved, but he still has split vision in the right eye. Recently we went to Addenbrooke's and they x-rayed or photographed his eye. She told us to watch they screen so we could see they eye as we went through it. First of all it looked like a sun getting redder and redder, until we got to a white little spot. She said that it was the optic nerve. How do they manage to photograph through the eye?
I understand x-rays and how they work, but a couple of years ago, my son had a very serious eye injury. Over a period, it improved, but he still has split vision in the right eye. Recently we went to Addenbrooke's and they x-rayed or photographed his eye. She told us to watch they screen so we could see they eye as we went through it. First of all it looked like a sun getting redder and redder, until we got to a white little spot. She said that it was the optic nerve. How do they manage to photograph through the eye?
Kitchen Science
See what happens to a glow stick when you cool it down, and find out why this is important to snakes.
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