Burning Both Ends: Chasing Firsts During Covid-19
Euan Cook discusses the struggles university students have faced during the pandemic and the impact this has had on mental health in the recent Firsts magazine
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Borrowed Time and Escaping the Solar System
It’s unlikely that our current Solar System will be our home forever. In fact, it’s impossible. With an expiration date on both Earth and the Sun, it’s practically unarguable that humans will eventually have to leave the Solar System to survive. While currently, the idea of interstellar travel seems more in line with science-fiction than science-fact, it’s unreasonable to think that this will always be the case.
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Can Countries Colonise Space and Call It Their Own ‘Land’?
Ciaren Breen considers whether states can claim sovereignty over celestial bodies.
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We Are Aiming For The Stars, But At What Cost For Our Earth?
Noemi Castello comments on the impact future space travel will have on climate change in the recent space magazine
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Why The Stars Matter. Mostly.
Milly Jones examines the truth behind star signs in the recent space magazine
→Is Mental Health Just a Student Politics Buzzword?
There’s nothing wrong with talking about mental health. But the insincerity needs to stop, writes Emily Dennis.
→Mental Health and the Anti-Lockdown Debate in Government
Even amid the devastating peak of the second wave, the need for continued restrictions was challenged by some MPs.
→The Negative Side of Social Media
Megan Crossman warns us of the negative effects that social media can cause.
→Covid’s Influence on My Mental Health
Our Mental Health mag provides an honest account of the pandemic’s impact on mental wellbeing.
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Meghan and Diana: the Mental Health of Royal Wives
Should they have been protected more?
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