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Shock Scientific Discovery – “Men & Women are Different”
Aug11

Shock Scientific Discovery – “Men & Women are Different”

Sometimes science has a strange way of proving what every body else has known all along, so here it is : Apparently “Men and Women are different”. Not only that but their brains are wired differently!

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Wordsmith – Test your ‘Southern American’
Aug07

Wordsmith – Test your ‘Southern American’

Improve and test your wordpower. How many of these (Southern) American-English words do you know?

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How Do Birds Know Where to Peck for Worms?
Aug04

How Do Birds Know Where to Peck for Worms?

When the red, red robin comes bob-bob-bobbin’ along, it’s not bobbing out of joie de vivre. The robin probably has one thing on its mind – food ! So how DO birds know where to peck for worms ?

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Alderney’s Elizabethan Wreck
Jul31

Alderney’s Elizabethan Wreck

In 1977 one of the most important marine archaeological finds in the British isles was discovered right here in the Channel Islands off of the treacherous coast of Alderney. The find was so great that it is considered second only to that of King Henry VII’s warship the Mary Rose

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The Languages (& Translations) of the Bible – Linguistic Conundrums
Jul28

The Languages (& Translations) of the Bible – Linguistic Conundrums

Much of the Christian Bible was written in Greek so why don’t we read the Bible in Greek? How many languages has it been translated into? and Why does it matter? It turns out that the answer to the last question is very important indeed when you study the linguistic differences, subtle nuances and context in which writtings can appear within a passage of scripture.

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How do Sunflowers and other plants track and always face the Sun?
Jul24

How do Sunflowers and other plants track and always face the Sun?

Sunflowers are among several plant species – especially desert plants – that have the ability to either grow or move in response to stimuli from sunlight to maximise the amount of direct solar radiation received for photosynthesis and growth. Here’s how they do it.

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Slugs (and vampires) watch out! – Eco friendly ways to kill them
Jul21

Slugs (and vampires) watch out! – Eco friendly ways to kill them

Slugs (and vampires) watch out! – Researchers at Newcastle University have found eco friendly ways to kill them.

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How To Talk To Fish
Jul17

How To Talk To Fish

If you have the opportunity to speak with any fish, I suggest you don’t choose herring. Herring communicate by shooting a burst of bubbles out of their anus. In this article we look at Fish Communications.

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Who Runs the Internet ?
Jul14

Who Runs the Internet ?

Contrary to ‘popular’ belief the internet is not run by the a secretive group of ‘internet elders’, nor is is contained in a little black box with a flashing red light. Who runs the internet is a pretty big question, and one that we can help clarify with a handy info-graphic in this article.

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Heresy and Infanticide in ‘Catholic’ Guernsey
Jul10

Heresy and Infanticide in ‘Catholic’ Guernsey

When we think of the reign of Queen Mary I we often reflect on the prominent Protestant victims but there was one victim, local woman Perotine Massey, who’s name is not a familiar but her death was none-the-less just as controversial as the higher profile victims.

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