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Hubble Captures two Galaxies Tearing Each Other Apart
The Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of two galaxies interacting with each other via powerful gravitational forces, resulting in a violent merger.
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SpaceWatch This Amazing 3-D Mars Flight Video Based on 33,000 Images
Ever wonder how Mars looks like from a spacecraft? A film maker from Finland has successfully created an amazing short film using 3-D images on Mars. These video is based on real images taken by a NASA Mars orbiter.
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SCIENCEChocolate Evolution: From Exclusive Bitter Drink and Reward, to Everyone's Treat
Some people cannot resist chocolates, good thing it is proven to have health benefits. Chocolates are loaded with antioxidants that help our bodies to fight free radicals.
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SCIENCERotavirus Outbreak: New BRV-PV Vaccine a Cheaper, Reliable Solution
Rotavirus outbreak continues to ravage vast portion the sub-Saharan Africa, leaving thousands dead. That is why foreign governments are looking for a reliable and yet cheaper solution, as the new BRV-PV vaccine.
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SCIENCEScientists Reconstruct the Face of a 700-Year-old Medieval Man
Scientists brought back to life a 700-year-old medieval man using reconstructive technology.
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SCIENCEAIDS & HIV Prevention: New Cabotegravir Drug to Replace PrEP, Injectables Succeeding Pills
AIDS and HIV prevention continues to improve over time with promising discoveries. The currently used Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) may soon be replaced by a more efficient new drug known as cabotegravir (CAB).
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SCIENCECandida Auris Continues to Affect More Patients; Fungal Infection Resistant to Antibiotic
The fungal infection Candida Auris is reportedly affecting more and more patients, especially in New York. Of the 53 reported cases in the U.S., 27 are in the Big Apple.
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SCIENCENew Study Says Dinosaur Family Tree is All Wrong
Scientists were able to examine and trace multiple dinosaur specimens, changing our most fundamental knoweldge about dinosaur classification.
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SpaceNASA Tests New Origami Inspired Mars Robot
NASA researchers are now developing a new tiny robot for future Mars missions that can traverse into cracks and crevices to search for hidden organic molecules.
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SCIENCEClimate Change 2017: Global Temperature Continues to Increase, Sea-Ice Coverage Dropping by Millions
Climate change in 2017 continues to manifest through increased global temperature. These drastic changes were recorded despite not experiencing a strong El Nino this year.
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