I love the attitude of ⁦Astronomer Royal for Scotland | Catherine Heymans⁩ of the new confusing result from the brightest ever cosmic blast: 'The Universe is an amazing, wonderful and surprising place, and I love the way that it throws these conundrums at us!” bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

How the mystery of the brightest space explosion of all time was answered and then became even more intriguing. On BBC Sounds bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Two years ago astronomers were surprised by a cosmic explosion they named the Brightest Of All Time B.O.A.T. Now they have found out what triggered it - but the mystery has only deepened! bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Without new research the “British pint is going to “die off” according to Danielle Whelan who is a technical brewer.
Shepherd Neame brewery.
'We are just going to be importing beer and we won't have the culture that goes with it anymore.'
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Scientists @UniKentand British Hop Association trying to save the great British pint. The Defra UK led scheme will identify genes that will make the hop plant more resilient to climate change and improve its flavour. Cheers! bbc.com/news/science-e…

Thanks Zoe that’s such a nice thing to say but I have a lot of help from my editor Greg Brosnan with each and every article.

Interesting piece on the 10 o'clock news from Pallab Ghosh about Ghosh Particles. He is too modest to mention that they are named after him.

The search is on @cern for mysterious 'ghostly' particles that rarely interact with our world. But every now and again, they pop into our existance.
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Astronomers had always suspected there was a neutron star in the heart of the most spectacular supernova of recent times, SN 1987A. Now they have strong if not overwhelming evidence - maybe not the smoking gun, but definitely the smoke from the gun. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Pallab Ghosh Hear more, with JWST astronomer Dr Libby Jones on BBC Science in Action
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Finally a long running murder mystery has been solved, involving a star that died in a very public and spectacular fashion. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Cooling with laser light ✴️

By applying the technique of laser cooling to a sample of positronium, the AEgIS experiment at CERN has managed to reduce the temperature of a positronium sample from 380 to 170 degrees kelvin for the first time ever.

This is an experimental feat…

Positronium is an atom that is half matter and half its opposite, antimatter. Physicists @cern’s antimatter factory tell BBC News (UK) they “love it” because it can help them learn how the Universe was created following an important step forward. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Masterful understatement by Pallab Ghosh on BBC Radio 4
'Clearly only producing energy enough to boil 70 kettles means theres a long way to go' !
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It was a pleasure to be involved in this BBC News (UK) documentary exploring CERN's #LHC and the potential for a Future Circular Collider ( #FCC ).
Delve deep 'Inside The Atom Smasher' on BBC iPlayer bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…
#particle #physics #ukatcern Pallab Ghosh Kate Stephens

Ever wanted to know what happens CERN? Then watch BBC News (UK) special: 'Inside the Atom Smasher' for a trip to the heart of the biggest particle accelerator in the world.
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Huge atom-smasher bid to find missing 95% of Universe

Researchers at the world's biggest particle accelerator in Switzerland have submitted proposals for a new, much larger, supercollider. ⁦Pallab Ghosh⁩ and ⁦Kate Stephens⁩ at ⁦CERN⁩ bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

.CERN is to give more details of it's plans for a huge circular collider later today. It's to be three times larger than the current largest atom smasher, the LHC. BBC News (UK) looks at why the scientists want it and whether it's worth the £17bn price tag.bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Pallab Ghosh #BBCBreakfast #openuniversity are they sending tribbles to the moon..?

Scientists have successfully cloned a rhesus monkey which they say will benefit medical research. But ⁦RSPCA (England & Wales)⁩ has told ⁦BBC News (UK)⁩ it is deeply concerned. And a leading scientist, Robin Lovell-Badge, has also expressed doubts bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…