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No denying it, Tuesday was a big day for Republicans. They took control of the Senate, expanded their majority in the House, and added to the number of governorships they hold. The Senate outcome is rightly…
“Blind as a bat” goes the saying – but that’s a myth. Small bats have perfectly good eyesight for their size, but they can also call upon “extra senses” which humans can only achieve with technology. These…
The first electronic circuit to replace electric current with lightwaves has been built by researchers at the University…
Many animals have better colour vision than humans and many have polarisation vision, which allows them to see a colour dimension…
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