Scientist
Coverage of Scientist in the Nexus archive.
- Scientist's lifelong obsession with mystery of elusive 'pink zebra' seaweed
A scientist's lifelong study of the mysterious 'pink zebra' seaweed, first observed 40 years ago, has led to its inclusion in the Natural History Museum's collection. The ancient algae is now part of the museum's preserved specimens.
- Brace yourself for a fly invasion! Scientist warns Britain's disappearing wasps may trigger a summer pest explosion
A scientist warns that declining wasp populations in Britain could lead to a summer pest explosion. The article highlights concerns about ecological imbalances caused by disappearing wasps.
- Britain set for butterfly boom after hot spring
A scientist suggests Britain may experience a significant increase in butterflies this summer due to a hot spring. The article highlights the potential for a 'bumper summer' for butterflies following favorable weather conditions.
- Having a bad hair day? Scientist reveals the simple solution for frizzy, flat, or grey locks
A scientist has shared a simple solution to address common hair issues such as frizz, flatness, and greying. The solution is presented as an accessible fix for problematic hair days.
- Chilling new clues missed by cops challenge suicide theory on missing scientist found dead in woods
A missing scientist was found dead in the woods, with new clues suggesting the suicide theory may be incorrect. Authorities reportedly missed critical evidence that challenges the initial explanation of the death.
- Scientist who cleaned space toilet on work now leading Mars exploration
A scientist who previously worked on a space toilet is now leading Mars exploration efforts. The article highlights their transition from a specific technical role to a leadership position in space exploration.
- Scientist proposes radical new theory of consciousness - and it rules out AI becoming conscious in the future
A scientist has proposed a radical new theory of consciousness that asserts AI will never become conscious. The theory challenges existing assumptions about artificial intelligence's potential for sentience.
- You think this is hot? Scientist claims the UK could hit 43°C this summer
A scientist claims the UK could reach 43°C this summer. The prediction highlights concerns about extreme heat in the region.
- Should you store chocolate in the fridge or in the cupboard? Scientist finally settles the debate - so, do you agree with his advice?
A scientist has resolved the debate over whether to store chocolate in the fridge or cupboard. The article questions if the provided advice aligns with the scientist's conclusion.
- Scientist explains what really goes down in the Bermuda Triangle — and why so many ships go missing there
A scientist claims to have solved the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, attributing ship disappearances to a volcanic metal that interferes with navigational tools, causing vessels to go off course.
- Troubling new theories emerge after first missing scientist's body is found: Daughter's sensational HANDGUN claim and ex-FBI chief's urgent questions
A missing scientist's body was found, prompting new theories. The scientist's daughter made a sensational claim about a handgun, and an ex-FBI chief raised urgent questions.
- First missing scientist is found dead a year after vanishing as bizarre circumstances of her death are revealed
A scientist who went missing a year ago has been found dead, with the circumstances of her death described as bizarre. The case remained unsolved until her body was discovered.
- First missing scientist is found dead a year after vanishing as bizarre circumstances of her death are revealed
A scientist who went missing a year ago has been found dead, with the circumstances of her death described as bizarre. The article highlights the unresolved nature of her disappearance and the unusual details surrounding her death.
- Have YOU seen a ghost? Scientist reveals the three key factors that make paranormal experiences more likely - including having 'schizotypy'
A scientist identifies three key factors that increase the likelihood of paranormal experiences, with 'schizotypy' being one of them. The study suggests certain psychological traits correlate with such experiences.
- Psychopaths don't EXIST - and Ted Bundy was simply misunderstood, scientist claims
A scientist claims psychopaths do not exist and that Ted Bundy was misunderstood. The article challenges the concept of psychopathy and reinterprets Bundy's actions.
- Psychopaths don't EXIST - and Ted Bundy was simply misunderstood, scientist claims
A scientist claims psychopaths do not exist and that Ted Bundy was misunderstood. The assertion challenges the conventional understanding of psychopathy.
- You're showering wrong! Scientist reveals why you should only use WARM water during the UK heatwave
A scientist advises using only warm water during the UK heatwave to avoid health risks from hot showers. The recommendation aims to address potential issues caused by excessively hot water during high temperatures.
- Endometriosis: 'I thought I was dying'
Ellie Colton of the BBC shares her personal experience with endometriosis and highlights a scientist's development of a new test to reduce diagnosis time. The article emphasizes the challenges of delayed diagnosis and potential advancements in early detection.
- Scientist gave shocking alien 'confession' about Area 51 before his death
A scientist allegedly confessed to alien-related information about Area 51 before his death, though the claims lack concrete evidence. The incident has sparked speculation about extraterrestrial activity and government secrecy.
- Hiding in plain sight: Scientist reveals why you can't find your keys - even when they're right in front of you
A scientist has revealed why people often can't find their keys even when they're in plain sight. The reason is related to human perception and attention. This phenomenon is being studied by scientists to understand human behavior.
- Are baths or showers more hygienic? Scientist finally settles the debate - so, is your daily wash doing more harm than good?
A scientist has weighed in on the debate over whether baths or showers are more hygienic, considering the potential harm or benefits of daily washing routines. The goal is to determine if one method is superior to the other in terms of hygiene. Daily wash routines may have varying effects on personal health.
- CIA's mind-control program in turmoil after scientist's mysterious death
The CIA's mind-control program is facing turmoil following the mysterious death of a scientist. The incident has raised questions about the program's operations and security.
- Chilling video shows UFO-linked scientist revealing disturbing encounters before her death fueling questions over suicide ruling
A UFO-linked scientist's chilling video reveals disturbing encounters before her death, raising questions about the official suicide ruling. The case fuels speculation and scrutiny over her untimely demise.
- Chilling video shows UFO-linked scientist revealing disturbing encounters before her death fueling questions over suicide ruling
A UFO-linked scientist's disturbing encounters and death have sparked questions about the suicide ruling, with a chilling video fueling speculation. The case highlights unresolved mysteries surrounding her death and alleged UFO-related experiences.
- Only 12 people on Earth saw this 'ring-of-fire' eclipse. Here's how one improvised to capture a once-in-a-lifetime photo from Antarctica
A remote Antarctic research team witnessed a rare annular solar eclipse, with a scientist improvising to capture a once-in-a-lifetime photo. The event, known as a 'ring-of-fire' eclipse, was seen by only 12 people on Earth.
- Scientist who 'killed' lobster by snatching it from restaurateur's tank and throwing it in sea is a globe trotting eco hypocrite who travelled 80,000 miles in a gas-guzzling four-by-four
A scientist, criticized for being an eco hypocrite due to traveling 80,000 miles in a gas-guzzling four-by-four, killed a lobster by taking it from a restaurateur's tank and throwing it into the sea.
- Are we living in The Matrix? Scientist claims the universe has SEVEN dimensions
A scientist claims the universe has seven dimensions, leading to speculation about simulated reality akin to 'The Matrix.' The article explores theoretical physics concepts and their philosophical implications.
- What is dark matter? Elusive substance could be made of black holes from a different UNIVERSE, scientist claims
Dark matter, an elusive substance making up most of the universe's mass, may be composed of black holes from a different universe, according to a new scientific theory. The claim suggests these cosmic entities could explain dark matter's gravitational effects without requiring new physics.
- What is dark matter? Elusive substance could be made of black holes from a different UNIVERSE, scientist claims
Dark matter, an elusive substance thought to make up most of the universe's mass, may be composed of black holes from a different universe, according to a new scientific theory. The claim suggests these black holes could explain the gravitational effects attributed to dark matter without requiring new particles.
- Forget coffee and red wine! Scientist reveals the surprising drinks that can stain your teeth - and it's bad news if you like Aperol Spritz
A scientist has identified unexpected drinks that can stain teeth, with Aperol Spritz being particularly problematic. The article highlights the impact of certain beverages on dental health.