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Radiation clinic at Albany hospital set to open by end of year, WA government says

Construction of the $13m facility has been delayed by pandemic-driven disruptions, but the government is assuring the people of the Great Southern that they don't have much longer to wait.

ABC News

An ultra-bright nova hid an elusive new phenomena — but astronomers caught it in action

The nova phase can help astronomers understand what causes certain kinds of stellar explosions.

Inverse

New radiation therapy at RCC

Accurate radiation is delivered, reducing tissue damage

The Hindu

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How is tan different from sunburn

Whether you want to tan or not, protecting your skin from the scorching sun is crucial. But how is a tan different from a sunburn ? Find out here.

The Times of India

Despite Putin, Ukraine’s traditions live on – as does the threat from Chernobyl

While we tend our graves, vanquished Russian troops are heading through Belarus in a cloud of radioactivity after literally digging up the past, says novelist Andrey Kurkov

The Guardian - UK

Labor pledges cancer radiation centre for NSW Far South Coast but locals sceptical

Unlike their city counterparts, having access to essential cancer treatments is merely a dream for many on the NSW far south coast. And despite political promises, some fear that dream may never become a reality.

ABC News

Galera Posts Topline Data From Avasopasem Study In Chemoradiotherapy-Induced Esophagitis

Galera Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:GRTX) announced topline results from Phase 2a AESOP trial of avasopasem for severe acute radiation-induced esophagitis in lung cancer patients receiving concurrent chemoradiotherapy. Esophagitis is an early side effect of radiation or chemoradiation, causing pain, difficulties in swallowing with potential malnutrition, and dehydration. The trial enrolled 39 patients with unresectable…

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Russian TV simulates nuke attack off coast of Ireland that would turn country into 'radioactive desert'

"Such a barrage alone also carries extreme doses of radiation. Having passed over the British Isles, it will turn what might be left of them into a radioactive desert"

Irish Mirror

Artificial Intelligence Can Forecast Damaging Solar Storms

Radiation bursts in space can disrupt satellite activity, navigation systems, communications and electricity on Earth. Predicting them will help lessen their impact.

Zenger

Catch a failing star: the tense wait for a supernova

Astronomers are hoping to witness the self-destruction of a star, which could help shed light on the creation of matter in our galaxy

The Guardian - UK

Radiation in safe range where Chornobyl soil was dug up, IAEA says

Radiation levels in a part of Chornobyl's exclusion zone where Ukraine has said Russian troops dug trenches in the highly contaminated soil are elevated but still well within the safe range, the U.N. nuclear watchdog's chief said on Thursday.

Reuters

Chernobyl radiation levels 'normal' after 'very, very dangerous' Russian actions

International Atomic Energy Agency director general Rafael Grossi has warned that radiation levels at the Chernobyl power plant are rising due to weeks of fighting

Daily Mirror

Solar Energy Lights Up The Night In Tel Aviv

LumiWeave is an eco-friendly tool to provide shade by day and illumination by night.

Zenger

Bill Gates is funding a controversial climate fix that could save the Earth — or doom it

To its advocates, Solar Radiation Modification is cheap, easy to do, and it can be done on a global scale. Whether or not you think it is brilliant, SRM is controversial.

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The Big Bang Theory explains how the universe began.

LiveScience

Why did the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima leave shadows of people etched on sidewalks?

The nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of WWII left shadows of people on the ground and buildings. Here's why.

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