Joe Pinkstone
Science Correspondent at The Telegraph
Science correspondent @Telegraph. London via Derby. Tips: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
tuzarapost.substack.com | Joe Pinkstone |Joe Tuzara
By JOE PINKSTONE March 30, 2025 Beth Shemesh is a town situated 12 miles to the west of Jerusalem in modern-day Israel A temple found just outside the settlement was uncovered with a large flat stone in the centre Archaeologists think this could be the 'large stone' mentioned in the bible that supported the Ark Temple is thought to have been destroyed and desecrated by nearby Philistines and turned into an animal pen Religious archaeologists in Israel claim they have discovered the stone on...
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Joe Pinkstone
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Joe Pinkstone
The Royal Institution (RI) is to tell visitors to its Faraday Museum whether scientists were racist or had links to slavery. A review is under way at the London headquarters of the 226-year-old organisation to add context to exhibits of scientists who held views considered racist by modern standards. Plans are being drawn up by the charity to provide "permanent interpretation" on displays which feature prominent historical figures that held problematic views.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Joe Pinkstone
The first day of spring this week is set to see temperatures hit 19C (66F). Astronomical spring in the northern hemisphere begins with the spring equinox on Thursday, March 20, and the Met Office forecasts a high of 19C in the south of England, and up to 17C in the north, on this day. Only the central and northern parts of Scotland are expected to be cooler, with these areas expected to be closer to the average temperatures for this time of year at about 9-10C.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Joe Pinkstone
Online restaurant reviews are to be used to trace food poisoning outbreaks. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) conducted a study that used AI to scour the web for restaurant reviews mentioning meals causing illness. Data show that AI is more than 90 per cent successful at identifying outbreaks of gastrointestinal (GI) illness and finding the source of the problem.
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