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Sicily’s Mount Etna Erupts, ‘Huge Explosion’ Noted
With the recent eruption of Mount Etna, a “huge explosion” was reportedly observed from the active volcano in Sicily. Following it, at least 10 injuries have been reported.
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SCIENCEHumpback Whales Form 'Super Groups’ Due to Population Recovery
Scientists spot almost 200 humpback whales at a time gathering off in South Africa.
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SpaceTrump's Budget Proposal to NASA Pushes Space Study, not Climate Change
President Donald Trump released a 2018 budget proposal on Thursday that would cancel NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission and several Earth science programs. The plan for NASA would still shift money in line with Trump's intentions for the space agency, which is to focus more on space exploration and less on monitoring Earth's vital functions.
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LIFEScientists Believe Andromeda Once Flew Past the Milky Way; Einstein's Theory of Gravity Must be Rewritten?
Researchers have observed a gigantic ring of galaxies flying away from the Milky Way faster than ever predicted. It seems like Andromeda once flew past the Milky Way. Some suggest that the theory of gravity of Einstein must be rewritten because of this spontaneous happening.
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BusinessBlackmores Fined $69,000 for Misleading Ad in China
Blackmores, a vitamins giant, has been fined $69,000 by Chinese regulators for misleading advertising, after it claimed to be the number one supplement brand in Australia.
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SCIENCElCancer Cure: Highly Advanced Treatment Makes use of a Virus for Selective Tumor Cells Attack
Cancer cure together with its direct causes is an enigma yet be fully solved by experts. However, with the latest cancer treatment breakthrough, viruses may hold the solution.
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LIFEResearchers Create Neurons from Skin Cells to Understand the Formation of Autism
Stem cell technology may be the way to understand how brain disorders formed. Researchers have obtained skin cells to create neurons to understand the formation of autism.
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LIFECRISPR Technology: China Genetically Modifies Viable Human Embryos for First Time
Chinese scientists have successfully corrected the genetic information of a normal human embryo using CRISPR technology. This is the first study to describe the results of using the genome editing technique in a viable human embryo.
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LIFELife Extension, InSilico Medicine to use AI to Combat Aging
Life Extension Foundation and InSilico Medicine teamed up to determine the specific nutrient combinations that serve as geroprotectors, with the aim of developing ways to support healthy aging.
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SCIENCEMammals Getting Shorter as the Planet Gets Warmer: Study
A new study has revealed that some mammals are shrinking as global temperature spikes.
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