Women and ethnic minority groups are still significantly underrepresented in astronomy and geophysics despite attempts to bring about change over the past decade, research has shown.
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When the JWST was being built, some labelled it as the Hubble’s successor. In some ways it is, even though the Hubble is still performing important science observations. When the
Superman is out in cinemas across the globe now, and both critics and fans are praising the Man of Steel‘s latest refresh for a new age. But while almost everyone
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