Top related persons:
Top related locs:
Top related orgs:

Search resuls for: "Anslow"


2 mentions found


They could also have delivered similar building blocks of life to other planets. Scientists at Cambridge University propose that comets may "bounce" around the universe, carrying the essential ingredients to create life on alien worlds. They specifically looked at systems carrying rocky planets around low-mass stars — stars that are smaller than our sun. AdvertisementStill, Bonsor said the research suggests a low-mass planetary system is less likely to carry life than a system with a brighter star. "We're all super excited in the community about the fact that we can find habitable zone planets around low-mass stars.
Persons: , Richard Anslow, it's, Amy Bonsor, Bonsor, she's Organizations: Service, Cambridge University, Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge, Royal Society
Hong Kong CNN —David Bellis first visited Hong Kong as a tourist in 1989. She spent more than three years in an internment camp in Stanley, now a tourist-friendly seaside area of Hong Kong. But little did she know, her wartime diary would lead to an unlikely friendship with another Hong Kong resident – Bellis. An avid history lover, Bellis collects old Hong Kong photos and shares his discoveries on his Gwulo website. But in her 90s, you know, she was still teaching us about old Hong Kong and she had (another) book published.
Persons: Hong Kong CNN — David Bellis, , , he’s, Barbara Anslow, Anslow, Kerry Maddison, Maureen Rossi, Anslow’s, Stanley internee, , – Bellis, David Bellis, Bellis, Grace, loh, ” Bellis, Ross, “ I’d, Stanley, Barbara, Hong, , she’d, ’ ”, David, Rossi, “ David, mum’s, “ We’d, ‘ David, there’s, , Gwulo Bellis, Maddison, Noemi Cassanelli Organizations: Hong Kong CNN, CNN, Naval, CNN Travel, Yahoo, , Hong, Blacksmith, The Young Colonials, eBay Locations: Hong Kong, Australia, Wales, Sydney, England, British, Stanley, United Kingdom, Bellis, Anslow, Asia, Buckingham
Total: 2