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The human body runs on a roughly twenty-four-hour clock, and bright light in the morning is the strongest signal that sets it.

Stars are born in some of the darkest, coldest places in space, inside vast clouds of gas and dust that block ordinary visible light almost completely.

A growing network of automated sensors is now tracking river water quality continuously, from upland streams all the way to the sea.

Telescopes on high, dry mountain sites spend clear nights collecting light that has travelled for billions of years, and modern survey programmes.

Some of the coldest places in the solar system lie in permanent shadow on the Moon, inside polar craters whose floors have not seen sunlight for.

Volcano observatories are gaining a new layer of vigilance from constellations of small satellites that can revisit the same summit every day,.

Physiotherapists who treat desk workers say a stiff, aching neck has become one of the most common complaints of modern office life, driven less.

Online gaming has become an important part of the modern entertainment industry, offering players convenient access to interactive experiences, creative…

Clinic appointments are short, and it is surprisingly easy to leave one realising that the most important detail was never mentioned.

Where a glacier retreats, it leaves behind a landscape that looks barren at first glance: grey rubble, milky streams and ponds, and rock polished.