Prof William Keatinge, from
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London, said: "Many people simply do not take the cold seriously.
The UK has up to 50,000 excess deaths every year in the winter months, worse than Scandinavia and Siberia, according to Professor William Keatinge, from London's
Queen Mary and Westfield College.
The UK has up to 50,000 excess deaths every year in the winter months, worse than Scandinavia and Siberia, says Prof William Keatinge, from London's
Queen Mary and Westfield College.
The Montage grant allowed RSG to bring in the expertise of Dr William Fincham, of
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London.
Geraint Jones and Andre Balogh (Imperial College, London) and Tim Horbury (
Queen Mary and Westfield College, London) were analyzing old data from the Ulysses spacecraft when they found clear evidence that, by a lucky fluke, Hyakutake's ion tail swept right across Ulysses on May 1, 1996.
Horbury of
Queen Mary and Westfield College. The field exhibited a hairpin shape, a sign that the solar wind had run into some dense obstacle and the magnetic field had draped around it.
The research, reported by New Scientist magazine, was carried out by Dr Paul Oyudo, studying for a master of science degree in sports medicine at
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London.
(Papers of the Medieval Hispanic Research Seminar, 6) London:
Queen Mary and Westfield College. 1997.
Williams of
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London, England, and Alan Fitzsimmons and Donal O'Ceallaigh of Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, also reported their Findings in an IAU circular.
At the time, co-discoverer Michael Rowan-Robinson of
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London and his colleagues speculated that either a dust-shrouded quasar or powerful bursts of star formation could account for the galaxy's record-breaking brightness.
In the June 27 NATURE, co-discoverer Michael Rowan-Robinson of
Queen Mary and Westfield College in London and his colleagues suggest two possibilities for the enigmatic heat source: a quasar buried at the cloud's core, or a primal burst of star formation in the cloud.
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