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Little-Known or Unknown Facts Regarding Queen Elizabeth I’s Death
Our experts answer how and when Queen Elizabeth I died, as well as some bizarre facts about the iconic monarch's final days
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Caroline Herschel: the first paid female astronomer
Caroline discovered eight comets, revised Flamsteed's Star Catalogue, and became the first paid female astronomer in history
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Why do we love the seaside?
Why does the seaside hold such a special place in the hearts of the British? What is it that draws us in?
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How does Martin Parr take a photo?
The Last Resort, an unflinching series of photographs of the working-class seaside resort of New Brighton in Merseyside, brought Martin Parr to wide public attention in the mid-1980s.
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Solar System quick facts
Tour the Solar System with our essential facts and figures.
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William Edward Parry first North-West Passage expedition 1819–20
William Edward Parry was a key figure in the discovery of the North-West Passage. On his first voyage he discovered a route through Lancaster Sound.
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William Edward Parry final North-West Passage expeditions 1821–25
William Edward Parry was a key figure in the discovery of the North-West Passage. He made three voyages to find it and his research was invaluable.
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William Moor North-West Passage expedition 1741–42
In 1741, Anglo-Irish MP Albert Dobbs commissioned William Moor to search for the North-West Passage, in a bid to strengthen Britain's trade routes.
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Planet Saturn
Find out more about the second largest planet in our solar system
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Sunspots
Sunspots are cooler parts of the Sun's surface caused by massive changes in the Sun's magnetic field
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