The centre-forward Arteta craved ends a nine-match goal drought to excite his manager about what is to come If Viktor Gyökeres goes on to become the striker all Arsenal supporters have been praying for, then perhaps they will look back on this night as the moment his fortune changed. As...
Chen-Ning Yang obituary
Theoretical physicist who won the Nobel prize for his work on the forces acting on fundamental subatomic particles Chen-Ning Yang, the Chinese American theoretical physicist, who has died aged 103, won the Nobel prize in physics in 1957. It was during a period at the Institute for Advanced Study at...
The hidden victims of the opioid crisis: the ones who lived
After overdoses left them with brain injuries and lasting complications, Americans are struggling to get proper care. Experts call it another epidemic A day in the life of caring for an overdose survivor John-Bryan “JB” Jarrett was supposed to be fishing on the Saturday morning of Labor Day weekend, September...
Walking just 4,000 daily steps once a week cuts risk of early death in older people, study suggests
Researchers say the target significantly reduces risk of dying and lowers likelihood of cardiovascular disease Older people who only walk 4,000 daily steps once a week still reduce their risk of dying early by a quarter, a study suggests. Staying active is known to bring a wide range of health...
Elon Musk feuds with US transportation chief in social media posts: ‘2 digit IQ’
SpaceX owner said Sean Duffy was ‘trying to kill Nasa’ after acting head said agency would reopen contracts for Artemis mission Elon Musk attacked Sean Duffy, the US secretary of transportation, on Tuesday in a series of posts on X, accusing him of trying to “kill NASA”, suggesting he should...
How living history is being written into rocks
Scientists are using DNA from sediments to learn more about Earth’s past, including new revelations about the woolly mammoth Fossilisation is rare. Most living things disappear without trace, recycled back into planet Earth. But in some environments the DNA from living things binds to the soil and rock, leaving a...
PSA: A popular thermal paste is destroying CPUs and heatsinks
According to PC enthusiast and IgorsLab founder Igor Wallossek, the SGT-4 thermal paste marketed by South Korean company Amech contains an unstable, reactive compound that is damaging CPUs and coolers by corroding their metal surfaces. The corrosion reportedly causes pitting and can fuse the processor to the heatsink. Read Entire...