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Spanish scientists find menstrual blood is fertiliser for astronauts in Mars

Spanish scientists discover menstrual blood can be a fertiliser for astronauts on Mars

The all-female Spanish crew demonstrated that menstrual fluid could be used to grow food and green sprouts on Mars. The Hypatia 2 mission included seven Spanish scientists that spent two weeks at the Utah desert space research station between February 2 and 14. Marina Martínez, geologist and head of the mission’s Green Hub said the team had planted white bean …

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Sportiest version of Škoda’s new electric compact SUV

Sportiest version of Škoda’s new electric compact SUV

Credit: Skoda The latest member of the vRS Family. Credit: Škoda Czech car maker Škoda has been launching some attractive EVs and none more so than with their sporting vRS models. Elroq, the top-of-the range vRS model from Skoda, was revealed just six months following the launch of the Elroq family. This range competes in popular electric compact SUV segments. …

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Do you sneeze in daylight? It’s referred to as PSR and scientists are perplexed

Do you sneeze in sunlight? It’s called PSR and scientists are perplexed

If you happen to discover that everytime you stroll out into shiny daylight, you sneeze, it’s possible you’ll be a part of round 25 per cent of the inhabitants who’ve what’s referred to as the photic sneeze reflex (PSR). It’s not an allergy to the solar however a reflex response. Regardless of being documented for over a century, scientists are …

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After Oxford researchers’ alarming discovery, the Balearic Islands crack down on snakes 

Balearic Islands clamp down on snake problem after worrying discovery by Oxford researchers 

The Balearic Islands launched an urgent operation to combat the spread of invasive serpents. Researchers from the University of Oxford have made an alarming discovery on Sa Dragonera, a protected island. At the end of April, a camera trap placed by Oxford scientists – who were monitoring nests of the endangered Balearic shearwater (Puffinus mauretanicus) – captured the first image …

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Scientists are challenged by the science of out-of body experiences

Out-of-body experiences challenge science

Meditation on the grass is an out-of body experience. Credit: Vika_Glitter. Pixabay New study published in Frontiers in psychology Explores the way people interpret their out-of body experiences (OBEs) to reveal what consciousness is. Through interviews with 10 healthy adults who reported OBEs outside of near-death contexts, researchers uncovered recurring themes: vivid sensations, emotional clarity, and deep philosophical reflections – …

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Spain’s roundabout rules drive foreigners and Spanish mad

Wheely confusing: Spain’s roundabout rules are driving foreigners and Spaniards mad

Spanish Roundabouts 2025: What Spain’s driving schools teaches vs what the law states Credit: New Africa, Shutterstock Spain’s roundabout rules controversy Welcome to the Spanish roundabout — the one place where common sense takes a coffee break and road rules spin in circles. If you ask any foreigner driving a car, they’ll tell that A roundabout is like entering another …

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Cycling in Spain: New cycling laws in 2025 – Do cyclists have to obey the law? There are 14 things you should know

New Cycling Rules in 2025: Do cyclists in Spain have to follow the law?  14 things to know

Cycling in Spain, 2025. Do cyclists need to adhere to the rules? Ten things to consider before you get on your bike. Credit: Ernest Rose, Shutterstock Spain is experiencing a cycling boom. Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) has laid down the law – and some of the rules are anything but a freewheeling ride. The law has been laid down, …

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Spain’s Dangerous Pedestrian Rules in 2025: Rule-breakers face €500 fines

Spain’s Dangerous Pedestrian Rules in 2025: Rule-breakers face €500 fines

Spanish traffic chiefs have a “no-passo” policy for jaywalkers, abusers of zebra crossings, phone zombies and pavement rebels. Sitges, Spain. A pedestrian walks over a painted yellow-and-blue zebra crosswalk. Credit: OmbraEstudi and Shutterstock Spanish motorists are shedding salty tears as authorities prepare to crackdown on jaywalkers and other road rebels. Find out what the rules are. Watch your step, Spain …

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