Scientists announce that something massive left a hole in our galaxy. We take a look at these mysterious holes left in our galaxy.
Recently we have talked about dark matter and how it’s currently baffling the scientific community. However scientists have recently made an interesting discovery. According to researchers who published there find in the American Physical Society, they have found giant anomalies in our milky way.
They described it as if someone had punched gigantic cosmic holes in the universe. Interestingly one scientists said the holes may have been carved out by invisible dark matter. Dark Matter it makes up over 80 percent of the mass of the universe and scientists are saying that it’s forever growing.
Government advisers warn the easing of lockdown measures from Monday is too soon, and could cause a second spike in coronavirus cases.
Sir Jeremy Farrar and Professor John Edmunds, both members of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), which advises the Government on the pandemic, have said ministers were taking risks by following through with their current plans.
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Chinese scientists working on a COVID-19 vaccine have told Sky News they are “99%” sure it will be effective.
Sinovac, a Beijing-based biotech company, currently has its coronavirus vaccine in stage 2 trials, with more than 1,000 volunteers participating.
Our China Correspondent Tom Cheshire has visited the labs in Beijing and has this report.
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Scientists at China’s Peking University claim they have been developing a drug that could bring the Covid-19 pandemic to a halt.
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Scientists in Ghent, Belgium, have found antibodies produced in llamas’ blood could be critical in killing off the Covid-19 virus and saving lives. CNN’s Nic Robertson reports. #CNNi #CNN #News #Coronavirus
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Scientists in Oxford are hoping to have created a million doses of a coronavirus vaccine by September. They are one of a group of research teams who are to receive funding from a new government task force leading the search for a vaccine.
The effort to create a vaccine is a huge global undertaking and there are warnings that there is no guarantee of success.
The pressure to carry out more tests on frontline staff for coronavirus infection is continuing. The UK government says testing will be extended to the police, fire and prison services.
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