Storm Patrol: sharks fitted with sensors to predict hurricanes
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
Project lead, Professor Aaron B. Carlisle, a marine ecologist at the University of Delaware, joins us to explain why sharks are being used to deliver important weather data from the ocean.
The Scottish & Southern Electricity Network have described Storm Floris as "the most damaging summer storm in recent memory".
Skyrora has the go-ahead to launch a vertical take-off of their 11m tall Skylark L rocket.
Plus, the fraud prevention service Cifas has highlighted a “worrying trend” of people selling their own identities, and AI is "supercharging" the threat.
Also in this episode:
-More people in England are attending GP appointments remotely
-Elon Musk is toying with Vine fans again
-Marine Conservation urge people to keep beaches clean this summer
-Dolly Parton receives an Icon Guinness World Record certificate
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