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By zeroing in on the infrared scale, researchers offer details of the black hole jet stream in faraway galaxy M87.

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As Luke Jerram’s Mars comes to Truro Cathedral, we explore memorials to two famous scientists – including one from Launceston ...

We often fear saying “I don’t know”, but why? Explore the psychology behind our hesitation to admit uncertainty, and how to embrace it.