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You Can Now See All Five Planets in the Sky Before Sunrise
In the next two weeks, Mercury will be more visible, making all five planets completely seen across the skies before sunrise.
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SpacePluto's Surface is Covered With More Water Ice Than First Thought
New data maps from NASA's New Horizons reveal more water ice that are spread out on the surface of Pluto.
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SCIENCEHumans Caused This Australian Bird's Extinction by Eating Their Eggs
New evidence reveals that prehistoric humans caused the extinction of an ancient, Australian flightless bird by preying upon their eggs.
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SpaceMoon Was Formed Between Violent Earth and Protoplanet Collision
New evidence from oxygen isotopes from moon rocks and volcanic rocks on Earth suggest that protoplanet Theia collided into Earth, forming the moon.
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SCIENCEOctopuses Have Active Social Lives and Even Change Colors During Fights
New findings reveal how octopuses are not entirely solitary creatures as they also change their colors during fights.
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LIFEHIV Drug Resistance Rises Worldwide, Triggers Calls For New Treatments
A new study has found that some strains of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are developing a resistance to a key HIV drug used to treat and prevent the disease that can lead to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). The findings highlight the need to develop other HIV treatments before they become useless to battle the disease. HIV/AIDS was the sixth highest cause of worldwide deaths in 2012.
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SCIENCEHow Babylonian Astronomers Tracked Jupiter, Inventing Calculus
New analysis of ancient clay tablets from Babylon reveals sophisticated mathematical astronomy, tracking Jupiter in the skies, which paved way for integral calculus.
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SpaceMonster, Fiery Cosmic Gas Cloud Heading for Milky Way Galaxy
New data reveals that a massive, hot gas cloud measuring 11,000 light years is headed for a collision course towards the Milky Way galaxy.
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SpaceStellar Nursery: Globular Star Clusters Suck Stray Gases to Give Birth to Stars
Globular star clusters filled with millions of stars like the Magellanic Cloud regenerate stars by attracting stray gases from nearby galaxies.
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SCIENCEBed Bugs Developed Resistance To World’s Most Common Insecticide: Study
Bed bugs in the United States have developed a resistance to the world's most common type of insecticide based on the findings of a new study. The blood-sucking insects in the states of Ohio and Michigan had very high levels of immunity to regular amounts of the pesticide chemicals called "neonicotinoids."
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