
Richard Gray
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Science journalist. Ex-biochemist. Editor at BBC Future (bbc.com/future). Coffee drinker. Climber. patentlygreat.wordpress.com
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It was a pleasure writing this article for BBC Future ! Why a workout is good for your gut bacteria bbc.com/future/article… via BBC Future



I’m on BBC Breakfast in the next hour talking about Black Holes - with the ‘other’ Brian Cox. One day I will tell the full story about me trying to check into the hotel last night. Confusion doesn’t begin to describe it.





We tend to associate dinosaurs with ground-shaking roars, but latest research shows that this is probably mistaken. 📝: Read Richard Gray’s interesting article @bbcfuture ⏳: Estimated Time of #MeaningfulProcrastination: 9 min 💌: #ProcrastinatorTimes bbc.com/future/article…





Anyone who has 24 minutes to spare this week, I can very much recommend these three excellent short films presented by Richard Fisher about deep time. Beautifully shot, and delightfully lyrical. I found them strangely calming: bbc.com/reel/video/p0f…

Is asbestos in drinking water safe? A year ago, Journalismfund Europe awarded our cross-border team a grant to investigate whether asbestos fibres from old pipes leaching into drinking water was safe: I wrote the UK investigation for BBC Future 1/ bbc.com/future/article…



🇦🇶 The experience of living in Antarctica, almost totally cut off from the rest of the world, can change how you speak bbc.co.uk/future/article… by Richard Gray via BBC Future



An iceberg plate works as a tuning fork," says Alexander Gavrilov, a professor at the Centre for Marine Science and Technology at Curtin University in Australia. "The song frequencies depend on iceberg's dimensions." Richard Gray bbc.com/future/article…