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Mysterious Bright Spots on Ceres Reveal Weird 'Dome'
New high resolution images reveal the most detailed photos of the strange bright spots on the dwarf planet, along with a "dome" like feature.
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SpaceMoon's Axis Shifted Due to Volcanoes
New findings revealed that the moon's axis was shifted over the course of a billion years due to lunar volcanic activity.
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SpaceScientists Discover What Appears To Be Frozen Liquid On Pluto
It has been several months since the New Horizons space probe made its historic flyby of Pluto and now new images are coming in which have shocked the science community. One of the latest transmitted photos suggest the presence of frozen liquid nitrogen on the dwarf planet’s surface.
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LIFEDiabetes management: Skin patch could provide pain-free blood sugar testing
Diabetes testing could be done in the future using a painless skin patch based on a new invention. Korean researchers have developed a diabetes monitoring device that checks blood sugar in sweat and uses tiny needles to deliver a drug to treat the major disease.
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SpaceThree New Astronauts Boarded the International Space Station
NASA recently launched three new crew members to the International Space Station. Interestingly, according to a report by Yahoo News, one of the crew member is an American grandfather who according to NASA is still fit to perform the duties of an astronaut despite his age.
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SpaceScientists Uncover Details Surrounding Early Human Sexual Activities
Humanity has always been interested in the exploration of its origins. In fact, the earliest record expressing interest on human evolution dates back to the Greeks. However, it was only in the 19th century wherein scientific methods were employed in order to discover how the homo genus developed into the homo sapiens.
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SCIENCEBear Bone Reveals That Humans Arrived 2,500 Years Earlier in Ireland
New evidence from a butchered kneecap of a bear reveals that ancient humans arrived in Ireland 2,500 years earlier than first thought.
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SCIENCEClimate Change Now Affecting Grape Harvests and Wine Quality in France
Researchers reveal how drought and climate change are now changing earlier harvest times and grape quality that are affecting the world's best wine in France.
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SpaceMoments Before a Star's Death: Powerful Supernova Shockwave Captured by Astronomers
Astronomers have captured the early stages of two giant stars exploding into a supernova, releasing a powerful shockwave observed by telescopes.
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SCIENCECarbon Release Highest Ever Since Age of Dinosaurs at 10 Billion Tons Yearly
Researcher revealed how 10 billion tons of carbon are released every year which is the highest ever recorded in 66 million years.
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