Science & Technology Specialist Producer @SkyNews. All views my own. Got a story? jessica.breadman@sky.uk
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Is the UK heading for a cold snap? @t0mclark3 and I had a look at the Polar Vortex, Sudden Stratospheric Warming and, of course, the Super El Nino. Watch here:
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Genuine risk or just hype? @t0mclark3 and I looked into whether AI could design a bioweapon…. Watch short version here: youtu.be/_NDysXa1G-M?is=rSx2…
Find the long film on Sky News Defence Insider
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Sky's science and technology editor @t0mclark3 has been following the latest SpaceX launch - and what it means for Elon Musk's ambitions in space.
Read more: trib.al/zeO348c
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In under a week, @NASARoman is scheduled to launch 1 million miles away to help us see the big picture of the cosmos.
We’ll be broadcasting Roman’s launch live starting at 6:20am ET (1020 UTC) on Aug. 30. Save the date and set your alarm to join us here!
Our film about Greenland's melting ice and why it really matters. A bit late to post but worth a watch: youtube.com/watch?v=VlgJQjqW…
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'We always carry rifles'
A Sky News team joined scientists on Greenland's ice sheet to investigate the wider climate impacts of the region's melting. Filming this story came with more risks than just ice… the risk of hungry polar bears. | @t0mclark3
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Watch Starship's thirteenth flight test xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AJEmmYdM…
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How close is Greenland to tripping one of the Northern Hemisphere's most consequential "tipping points" – the AMOC current? And what could that mean for weather in the UK?
Sky's @t0mclark3 travelled to Greenland to find out why the melting of the vast ice sheet could have consequences on the climate in the UK
The most consequential place on the planet? @t0mclark3 went to Greenland to find out…
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Mat leave done and straight back into covering the stories we're passionate about...Greenland's ice is melting - but why is it impacting heatwaves here in the UK? Watch here: news.sky.com/video/uk-heatwa…
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The beach at Volunteer Point on the northeast tip of the Falkland Islands is home to its largest colony of king penguins.
'You hear and smell them before you see them,' says Sky News' science and technology editor @t0mclark3.
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There’s a new, definitive guide to getting the UK to net zero. But what does it mean for you and me?
Sky's @t0mclark3 explains.
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All clear: NASA analysis drops asteroid 2024 YR4's impact probability to 0.004%, meaning it is expected to safely pass by Earth in 2032. NASA’s #PlanetaryDefense team will continue to monitor all known asteroids that may come our way.
Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3I0ZA7K
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Here's everything you need to know about the space rock - including how much damage it could actually cause ⬇️
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Trump is set on returning the US to the moon—and maybe Mars. With NASA’s Artemis 3 mission looming and China racing ahead, could Musk’s cost-cutting extend to space?
Sky's @t0mclark3 explains.
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Make the Moon great again… is there a new space race on the cards? @t0mclark3 and I explored it all from Elon Musk to the costly SLS…long read here: news.sky.com/story/make-the-…
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The highest gust record of 182 km/h set in 1945 at Foynes Co. Limerick has provisionally been broken during #StormÉowyn
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BREAKING: The booster has been successfully caught following the SpaceX Starship test launch.
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A small asteroid has just been spotted on a collision course with Earth. At around ~70 cm in diameter, the impact will be harmless, likely producing a nice fireball in the sky over northern Siberia around seven hours from now at ~16:15 +/- 05 min UTC (17:15 +/-5 min CET).
ALT Digital image of Earth, showing the flight path of an asteroid in yellow and green.