Mason Mount shows his worth, Oliver Glasner makes no excuses and Chelsea find a new defensive duo Elliot Anderson spent much of Nottingham Forest’s 2-0 defeat on Tyneside reminding Eddie Howe how much he lost when Premier League spending rules demanded that the midfielder be sold to fend off the...
Postecoglou enters talks intent on keeping job at Nottingham Forest
Defeat at Newcastle is his seventh match without a win ‘You have to be up for the fight and the struggle’ Ange Postecoglou is determined to convince Nottingham Forest’s board to retain faith in his Âmanagerial Âphilosophy when he holds talks with the club’s owner, Evangelos ÂMarinakis, this week. The...
Steven Gerrard in frame for Rangers return after Russell Martin is sacked
Martin dismissed after fans surround team bus at Falkirk Former Ibrox manager under strong consideration Steven Gerrard is under strong consideration for a return to Rangers after the Scottish club confirmed the sacking of Russell Martin. Martin’s ill-fated Ibrox tenure ended with the manager leaving the Falkirk Stadium via a...
Signs of life? Why Saturn moon offers hope of finding ET in Earth’s back yard
Discovery of wide array of carbon-based substances on Enceladus shows solar system is fertile hunting ground From tentative evidence of habitable planets to the eyebrow-raising suggestion an interstellar comet might not be what it seems, the possibility of life beyond our solar system has long tantalised scientists and the public...
Starwatch: Draconids meteor shower promises an early-evening treat
Comet responsible for phenomenon passed close to the sun earlier this year, creating high chance of a meteor storm October is the beginning of the autumn and winter meteor shower season, which culminates in the Geminids in December. This week features the Draconids. It may not be a prominent shower,...
Was prehistory a feminist paradise?
Visions of matriarchal utopia may be wishful thinking, but there’s growing evidence of women wielding power There is a stubborn and widely held idea that in some earlier phase of our species’ existence, women had equal status to men, or even ruled, and societies were happier and more peaceful for...
The great butterfly heist: how a gentleman collector stole thousands of butterflies from Australian museums
Scientists are still unravelling the thefts of Colin Wyatt, an English adventurer, artist and naturalist who charmed the entomological community The butterfly was dead when the old man found it, lying in the snow 1,600 metres above sea level. It didn’t have a name then, as he bent down and...
Sega Master System: An International Gaming Legend
Sega's Master System never won the US console war, but it quietly reshaped gaming worldwide, turning Europe, Brazil, and beyond into unexpected strongholds of the 8-bit revolution. Read Entire Article
Robots on the sidewalk: big cities’ experiment in automation meets mixed reviews
Robots like 'Courtney' and 'Esther', conspicuous for their blinking LED "eyes" and compact, cooler-like frames, have quietly settled into the daily rhythms of Atlanta's Midtown neighborhoods. Developed by Serve Robotics, these autonomous four-wheeled machines deliver Uber Eats orders over short distances – generally less than a mile – and have......
What was the first Android smartphone ever released?
Android rocking a full QWERTY keyboard. Read Entire Article