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How Music Is Good For The HeartWe've all heard the saying "music soothes the savage breast", and now scientists in Oxford have been studying how different types of music can affect your breathing and circulation. The researchers tested twenty four young men and women with differe...An End To Being Browned Off By Burnt ToastCambridge-based company Magnetic Design have developed a device that, with the help of a little radiation, promises to deliver "perfect toast every time". By combining a smoke detector with a toaster their new kitchen must-have can tell automaticall...Getting To The Bottom of The Quick Sand QuestionWhat is quick sand, how does it work, and are you likely to sink into it without trace ? Moreover, what's the best way to escape if you do find yourself stuck? Writing in this week's edition of the journal Nature, these were the questions bothering Dutch resear...Breast Cancer Awareness MonthIt's Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, but why is it so important to be aware of breast cancer? It's because there are 40 000 cases of breast cancer each year in the UK, which amounts to around 750 each week. Cancer Research UK are hoping to raise mo... |
A botanist studies animals   The biggest fish in the oceans eat tiny microscopic
plankton The light bulb was invented before the telephone
The humble British house fly is actually the fastest
insect on earth The world's first computer was turned on in 1946
There are over a million species of insects |
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