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NASA: Moon “smaller, closer” than thought
In a hotly anticipated press conference on Monday, NASA announced that the Moon (large, grey disc in the sky)was actually “much smaller and closer” than previously thought.
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CoughSoc Committee Manifestos
Members of the infamous CoughSoc engage in their yearly democratic exercise and opportunity to show off just how loud they can cough
Environment
The presence of a single kind of justice
The planetary crises do not affect people equally. Marginalised people are hit worse most of the time. Not only are they hit worse, they also receive less support and are frequently not considered in decision-making. The examples are endless: in the global south, women and girls are exposed to more
News
Imperial’s University Challenge hopes dashed in loss to Queen’s University Belfast
Team’s second loss means they are out of the competition this year
Societies
2025 FemTech Conference
Speakers and start-up companies in the emerging Femtech field gather at Imperial to discuss innovative technologies for women’s health.
Societies
WiEE: Circuits, switches, transformers & resistors.
Last Wednesday, Felix was given exclusive insight into Women in Electrical Engineering’s (WiEE) seminal event aimed at inspiring the next generation of female engineers. The “Tech for Good Hackathon” welcomed 75 girls from secondary schools across London for a day of interactive activities showcasing the opportunities within the field