HOME
NEWS
NEWS
Phuket News
Thailand News
World News
Business News
Q&A News
Weird News
ARCHIVE
POLL
CURRENCY
WEATHER
PHUKET TIDE TABLE
SUBSCRIBE DAILY NEWS
LIFE
LIFE
Arts
Community
Culture
Dining
Education
Phuket Entertainment
Environment
Health
People
Technology
Travel
Science
World Entertainment
PHOTO GALLERIES
SPORT
SPORT
Phuket
Thailand
World
SURF REPORT
PREDICTIONS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
Property
Cars & Boats
Jobs
Post a classified ad
EVENTS
EVENTS
Buy tickets
Today
Next Seven Days
All Events
View in calendar
Post an event
DIRECTORY
DIRECTORY
Bars, pubs & clubs
Hotels & villas
Restaurants
Yellow Pages
Post a listing
ABOUT
ABOUT
The Company
Work with us
Distribution points
Pay for advert
TIP-OFF
ADVERTISE
CONTACT
PHUKET PROPERTY
DEALS
Login
|
Create Account
|
Search
Login
|
Create Account
Poll
|
Currency
|
Weather
|
Facebook
|
Youtube
|
Search
Life
>>
Science
Arts
Community
Culture
Dining
Education
Phuket Entertainment
Environment
Health
People
Technology
Travel
World Entertainment
Paradise in Gridlock: Phuket’s traffic and the Science of Smarter Cities
Phuket Life
/
Science
Saturday 2 August 2025 01:00 PM
It’s 8am on a muggy Tuesday and I’m sitting in traffic on Phuket’s Chaofa West Road, barely inching. As most of you know, this is the daily norm – worse in the rainy season and worse still during the school run. So, I started thinking: how did this tropical paradise – known for its beaches and serenity – end up with a rush hour that feels like downtown Bangkok? And more importantly, what could science do about it?
Are we alone? Exploring the Cosmic Silence
Phuket Life
/
Science
Saturday 31 May 2025 01:00 PM
Look West from Promthep Cape on a clear Phuket night (on the rare nights that might be possible!) and the Milky Way stretches overhead like a fistful of sea-salt flung across black velvet. The sight is beautiful, humbling - and, if you think about it, slightly cheeky. With two hundred billion stars up there, surely someone ought to have switched on the cosmic porch light or at least sent the Earth a “hiya” text by now. But decade after decade our best telescopes remain stubbornly free of interstellar selfies.
The Space Rock that missed us... but might sock the Moon
Phuket Life
/
Science
Saturday 3 May 2025 01:00 PM
Once upon a starlit evening in December 2024, astronomers discovered something small, fast and potentially very rude hurtling through our solar neighbourhood. They named it Asteroid 2024 YR4 - because apparently “Doom Pebble” didn’t make it past the naming committee.
Cached