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About Charlie Haigh

Charlie Haigh

Charlie Haigh

Marketing Specialist

About the Author

Charlie (she/her) works as part of the marketing team and writes about an eclectic range of curious science questions. With an academic background in Forensic Psychology, Charlie’s scientific passions include forensics, criminology, and psychology as well as wielding an unrelenting obsession with herpetology and all things nature. In her spare time, you will find Charlie tending to her doted-on cat and snake, practicing fine art, trudging through the English countryside, and picking up yet another crafty hobby. 

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ACADEMIC HISTORY

The Open University, BSc Forensic Psychology , 2024

TIME AT IFLSCIENCE

2022 - PRESENT

436 PUBLISHED ARTICLES

LOCATION

London

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Social Media
Marketing
Psychology Animals Plants
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What Are These Mysterious 5,000-Year-Old Geometric Stone Balls?Three of the stone balls photographed at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

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What Are These Mysterious 5,000-Year-Old Geometric Stone Balls?

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The Largest Lake On Earth Once Covered 2.8 Million Square Kilometers Paleogeographic reconstruction of late Miocene Paratethys fluctuations. During regressive phases, the megalake lost most of its surface. The remaining water was split between a central salt-lake in the Black Sea basin (marked in red) and peripheral basins that periodically refilled and became fresher (light blue)

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The Largest Lake On Earth Once Covered 2.8 Million Square Kilometers Paleogeographic reconstruction of late Miocene Paratethys fluctuations. During regressive phases, the megalake lost most of its surface. The remaining water was split between a central salt-lake in the Black Sea basin (marked in red) and peripheral basins that periodically refilled and became fresher (light blue)
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The Largest Lake On Earth Once Covered 2.8 Million Square Kilometers

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Rare 1,000-Year-Old Viking Iron Hoard Discovered In Residential BasementThe full 32 piece collection of iron ingots piled together.

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Rare 1,000-Year-Old Viking Iron Hoard Discovered In Residential BasementThe full 32 piece collection of iron ingots piled together.
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Rare 1,000-Year-Old Viking Iron Hoard Discovered In Residential Basement

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The Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World And Where To Find Them

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TWIS: 1,750-Year-Old Text Reveals Hidden New Bible Chapter, New Mineral Found In The Charred Remains Of A Lightning-Struck Tree, And Much More This WeekAll the biggest science news stories of the week.

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The “Phantom Islands” That Appear To Have Vanished Into The OceanPhoto of a genuine hand drawn world map, it was drawn in 1844 and therefore the countries are named as they were in the 19th century, the staining is a result of natural ageing process

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The “Phantom Islands” That Appear To Have Vanished Into The OceanPhoto of a genuine hand drawn world map, it was drawn in 1844 and therefore the countries are named as they were in the 19th century, the staining is a result of natural ageing process
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The “Phantom Islands” That Appear To Have Vanished Into The Ocean

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When Will All The Gold Run Out?

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All The Gold Discovered In The World Would Fit In A 23 x 23 Meter CubeGold cube on white background.
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All The Gold Discovered In The World Would Fit In A 23 x 23 Meter Cube

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The Cave In Mexico Where Crystals Grow To Six Times The Size Of A HumanTwo people in protective equipment stand in the Cave of Crystals, Naica, Mexico.

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The Cave In Mexico Where Crystals Grow To Six Times The Size Of A HumanTwo people in protective equipment stand in the Cave of Crystals, Naica, Mexico.
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The Cave In Mexico Where Crystals Grow To Six Times The Size Of A Human

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Captive For 50 Years, Lolita The Orca To Finally Be Released

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These Saudi Camel Carvings Are Older Than StonehengePanel 12, showing the body, legs and base of the neck of an adult camel with a possible young equid to the left.
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