William Hunter is a reporter for Nursing in Practice, a publication focused on healthcare and nursing in the United Kingdom. His work also appears in MailOnline and has been featured in Cogora Limited. William covers a range of topics including technology, science, environment, and cultural trends.
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Santa won't be the only thing whizzing over our heads this Christmas Eve as NASA warns that an asteroid the size of a ten-story building will make a close pass on December 24.
Scientists have proposed a radical theory to explain the expansion of the universe which could solve the mystery of dark energy.
It might seem obvious that Jesus was born on December 25 in the town of Bethlehem, but experts say that this version of the story might not be correct.
NASA has warned that the massive asteroid 2024 NX1 will skim past Earth tonight - reaching its closest point at 02:56 am GMT in the early hours of Christmas Eve.
Experts warn that a growing dependence on wind power could mean rising energy bills for all as a lack of grid capacity creates crippling power bottlenecks.
A leak by an Apple insider has revealed which devices will be able to access the latest software updates - and it could be disappointing for some iPhone and iPad users.
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