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First Age Map of the Milky Way Galaxy Revealed
Astronomers have mapped out the first age map of the Milky Way galaxy revealing how the galaxy obtained its shape and how stars are formed inside the galaxy.
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SpaceScientists Make Last Contact to Wake Up Robot Lander on Comet
ESA mission control scientists will make its final attempt to make contact with Philae, the robotic lander that is lost on a surface of a comet.
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SpaceNASA Astronaut Snaps Photo Of Asia Air Pollution From Space Station
An American astronaut from the National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) tweeted an astounding picture of the sky over a section of Asia on January 7, Thursday. Kelly snapped the photo while on the International Space Station (SS), and observed a major difference on the left side of the picture, which shows air pollution forming a foggy haze over a large portion of Asia.
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SCIENCEScientists Develop Mini Glasses For Praying Mantis To Test Bugs’ 3D Vision
Scientists have made tiny 3D glasses for praying mantises to learn if they can see three dimensions. United Kingdom researchers wanted to use the special glasses and bug movies to learn if insects like animals with backbones such as toads, owls, cats, and monkeys have 3D vision.
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SCIENCEHumans Just Created a New Geological Epoch: The Anthropocene
Scientists and experts just revealed a new geological epoch involving massive human activity that includes greenhouse gas emissions.
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SCIENCENeanderthal DNA: Boosted Stronger Immunity But to Some, Allergies
Two new studies reveal how interbreeding of Neanderthals and the Denisovans with modern humans produced immunity genes which also caused modern day allergies.
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SCIENCECommon Pesticide Used On Nationwide Crops Threatens Bee Colonies: EPA
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported on January 6, Wednesday that a common pesticide used on nationwide crops including grains, fruits, and vegetables is a danger to honeybees. EPA regulators shared that the nicotine-like chemical imidacloprid found in almost 200 farming and household products in California could threaten bee hives when the pesticide contacts particular crops that attract bee pollinators.
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SpaceBonsai and bouquet photographed in the stratosphere
Bonsai and bouquet photographed in the stratosphere
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SCIENCEA newer kind of web tracking is almost impossible to stop
A newer kind of web tracking is almost impossible to stop
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