AvatarA.F.Romain Grosjean Romain Grosjean’s Fireball Escape Was a Triumph of Science, Training, and Luck Men's Health - By Joe SawardGrosjean emerged from the horrific wreckage at the Bahrain Grand Prix with only burns on the back of his hands. The accident on the first lap of the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday that saw Romain...
AvatarA.F.SpaceX 2020 isn’t all bad. Here are 13 science stories to be thankful for. verified_publisherPopular Science - By Rachel Feltman,&nbps;and Sara ChodoshBecause believe it or not, this year has had its positive moments. Let’s face it: 2020 has not been awesome. And it’s hard to think of things to be thankful for when Thanksgiving as we know it has pretty...
AvatarA.F.Germany How we made The Lives of Others verified_publisherThe Guardian - Interviews by Malcolm JackFlorian Henckel von Donnersmarck, writer and director In winter 1997, during my first year at film school in Munich, I was lying on the floor listening to music. I started thinking about how Lenin once...
AvatarA.F.Antibiotics The looming health catastrophe that could be more deadly than COVID-19 verified_publisherweforum.org - Emma Charlton • Antimicrobial resistance is a top 10 global public health threat, according to the World Health Organization. • Risks arise when bacteria, viruses, …
AvatarA.F.Elon Musk In Just 3 Words, Elon Musk Explained How You Can Be Expert at Anything (Even Rocket Science) Inc Magazine - Minda ZetlinSpaceX is now flying American astronauts to space. Here's how it all started. You can become an expert in just about anything if you read enough books on the subject. If you don't believe me, ask Elon...
