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The Voyager space mission

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By Paul Sullivan
| Inside Time Verified
In 1977, two similar spacecraft were launched from Cape Canaveral, in Florida. These were called Voyager 1 and Voyager 2. Voyager 2 was launched first, on 20 August, and Voyager 1 was launched a couple of weeks later, on 5 September. Their primary mission was to explore Jupiter and Saturn. Because they were working so well, after their primary mission was completed, Voyager 2 was sent on to explore Uranus and Neptune. It is still the only craft to have visited those outer planets.
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The study into ‘screws versus cons’

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By Paul Sullivan
| Inside Time Verified
The name Philip Zimbardo may not mean a lot to most people, but if I say ‘the Stanford Prison Experiment’ then you may start to know who I mean. Born in 1933, Zimbardo died in October last year. He was a psychologist and professor at Stanford University in the USA. In 1971 he set up an experiment now known as the Stanford Prison Experiment. This was a two-week simulation, meant to reflect how ordinary people would respond to being either a prisoner or prison guard.
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P-36 Utilising gardening as a therapeutic and social support tool: a community-based approach

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By Paul Sullivan, Moira O’Connell
| The BMJ Verified
Abstract Background One in five households lacks access to a private or shared garden in London. The hospice is positioned in two-acre grounds which provides a serene outdoor space for patients and families. The launch of Living Well outpatient services in May 2023 aimed to expand reach with individual and group support.
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