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Mars Opportunity Rover Climbs Steepest Hill Yet
NASA revealed a new image captured by the Mars Opportunity rover as it tried to climb the steepest hill it ever encountered in Marathon Valley.
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SCIENCEAmazon's Jeff Bezos Reveals Successful Third Launch and Landing of Blue Origin Rocket
Yesterday, Blue Origin's new booster rocket successfully completed its launch and vertical landing for the third time, paving way for the future of reusable rockets.
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SCIENCEDeadly Disease That Already Killed 6 Million Bats Reaches Washington
Local wildlife scientists and biologists were alarmed to discover that a deadly disease among several species of bats already reached Washington state.
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SCIENCETrue Colors of 10 Million Year Old Snake Revealed from Fossil Evidence
Using state of the art technology, scientists were able to identify the real colors of a 10 million year old snake from calcium phosphate fossils.
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SpaceComet Chaser Rosetta Probe Reveals Latest Photo of Comet In Captivating Light
ESA's Rosetta spacecraft reveals the latest image of comet 67P, backlit by our sun.
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SCIENCEPotential Viking Site Found in Canada Could Rewrite History
Satellite images revealed a new Viking settlement in Canada that can push back the discovery of the Americas for 500 years before the Europeans arrived.
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SCIENCEBreast cancer recurrence can be cut significantly by skipping midnight snacks: Study
Breast cancer survivors should avoid midnight snacks such as a slice of pizza, chips and salsa, or scoop of ice cream if they want to lower the risk of cancerous tumors coming back, based on a new study. It found that the rates of recurrence among early-stage breast cancer patients were one-third lower when they fasted at least 13 hours after dinner and avoided raiding the fridge following their evening meal.
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SCIENCEGlobal obesity rates: The world now has more overweight than underweight people: Study
The global number of overweight people in the world is now over 640 million and the figure is higher than underweight people based on a new study. It resulted as obesity rates skyrocketed during the past four decades including people with a high body mass index (BMI). Over 10 percent of men and almost 15 percent of women are obese.
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SpaceRecently Observed Celestial Object Might be the Solar System’s Elusive Ninth Planet
It has been almost six years since Pluto was demoted from being the ninth planet in the solar system. At present this celestial body is known to be a dwarf planet; rounding the solar system to only eight planets with Neptune being the farthest from the sun. However recently it seems like a new contender for the Earth's eighth neighbour has been discovered.
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SCIENCE'Hobbits' Disappeared in Indonesia Due to Arrival of Modern Humans
New findings reveal that prehistoric humans known as the "Hobbits" probably became extinct 50,000 years ago when modern humans arrived.
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