Archives for July 1, 2016

The figures from the UK’s Higher Education Statistics Agency will worry students who face graduating with debts of more than £40,000 following the tripling of tuition fees to £9,000 a year.

Scientists at the University of Leicester are using images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope to study Jupiter’s giant aurora, which lights up continuously and is larger than the entire Earth.

The MIT study suggests the agreement signed nearly three decades ago to limit the use of substances responsible for ozone depletion, is having a positive effect.

This flaw was discovered by a Belgian ethical hacker named Inti De Ceukelaire. Facebook is aware of the flaw, and says it is a publicly-documented and intentional behaviour.

British-born, Norway residing photographer Paul Edmundson, 34, uses time-honed techniques and sheer skill to capture the drama and serene beauty of Norway’s fjords.

The loggerhead turtle was found swimming near Havana Beach in Beirut when it was taken from the sea and thrown on the sand for people to take photos, before being rescued by a charity.

They may fight like cat and dog, but adventurous pets Luigi and Bandito share a love of exploring with their family. Together they have camped and walked around beauty spots in Spain.

The findings come from study in the Technical University of Munich paired up 20 strangers and asked them to walk towards each other without colliding and without speaking.

Growing up in rural south Kenya, Kakenya Ntaiya was expected to follow the traditional path. But she was so determined to continue her education that she made a deal with her father.

Fired Facebook advertising manager has written a tell-all book about his time at the social network. He says that working at Facebook was like being in a cult with Zuckerberg its leader.