Could we survive an extinction event?

Are humans capable of outwitting asteroids, volcanoes or other causes of mass extinction? Although the chance of these events occurring is low, are we wrong to be worried? Earth has a much longer history than humans do, and there’s evidence that several past extinction events millions of years ago wiped out the dominant species on … Read more

Book Review: Absolute Proof By Peter James

I picked this book up in a charity shop for £1, as I liked the look of the reviews on the inside flap: “Absolute Proof is a thriller that grips from the outset but it’s also incredibly thought-provoking, asking some of life’s biggest questions about science and faith, setting big pharma and high church on … Read more

Top 100 Health Tips

1 Meditate without meditation  Simply focusing on your breathing quietens your body and mind in the same way as ordinary meditation. When you’re walking, be aware of your breath – breathing in for three strides, out for four. When cooking or in the shower, immerse yourself in the sensations, the smells, sounds. This will switch you … Read more

Fascinating facts about Facebook

Facebook and Facebook Messenger are the 2 Most Downloaded Apps. (The third most downloaded app is Whatsapp Messenger.) Facebook’s user base grows by eight people per second, or 7,246 people every 15 minutes.  Posts published between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. EST receive approximately 88% more interactions on average than posts published at other times … Read more

The Martian – A book review

I’ve just finished reading The Martian by ANDY WEIR. It’s one of the most gripping stories I’ve ever read, and had me hooked from the start. One of those rare books that are hard to put down!