...consume methane. "By 3.465 billion years ago, life was already diverse on Earth; that's clear – primitive photosynthesisers, methane producers, ... "These are the first data that show the very diverse organisms at that time in Earth's history, and our ...
... mission might be, many have pointed out the apparent lack of diversity amongst the four selected crew members. “These may be great... people going to space; but an older, non-diverse, affluent crew will reinforce the narrative of space as a ...
... Katherine Dooley, a reader at Cardiff University. Like the detections before them, this latest batch of events is just as diverse. Around 32 of the events were most likely to be caused by black hole mergers – two black holes spiralling around...
... and inclusion, getting involved in the space sector as a student, and transitioning into the space sector. Diversity and inclusion panel host, Kristina Tamane, who serves as the Space Business DevelopmentExecutive at the University of Edinburgh...
... to be recognised at such a prestigious space industry event, along with our commitment to educational outreach and growing a more diverse and inclusive workforce, is special." Daniel Smith and his AstroAgency team also work in partnership with ROOM...
... military-tomilitary dialogue between the two countries. China, for its part, has the world’s most diverse and active ballistic missile development programme, including anti-ship ballistic missiles that would allow it to threaten...