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Studies Shows that Exercise Alone is not Enough to Prevent Weight Gain
Exercise is important for health, but study suggests that activity alone does not necessarily burn extra calories, and that diet should be the focus of weight loss.
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SCIENCEEvidence Suggests Some Dead Sea Scrolls were Stolen, Archaeologists Believe
Archaeologists have recently discovered what is believed to be the 12th Dead Sea Cave, however, evidence suggests that some scrolls were stolen long ago.
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SpaceLunar Eclipse 2017 Coincides With Snow Moon and New Year's Comet Phenomenon; Visible in Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia
One of the most awaited space phenomena in 2017, a Lunar Eclipse, will happen tonight, February 10 at 5.30 p.m. EST. The exciting cosmic event will coincide with the Snow Moon and the New Year's Comet cruising nearest to Earth. While the eclipse will happen on February 10 EST, Comet 45 P will be passing by starting at 10:30 P.M. EST as it comes closest to Earth.
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SpaceAlpha Centauri Update: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Cosmologist Stephen Hawking, Russian Investor Yuri Milner's Starshot in Search of Potential Habitable Earth-Like Planets
"Alpha Centauri", the center of interest in space missions shows potential to support life, hence a joint effort of Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg, famous Cosmologist Stephen Hawking and the Russian investor Yuri Milner is in the exploration mission dubbed as Breakthrough Starshot and the main goal is to send probes to Alpha Centauri in the near future.
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SCIENCEFirst Nuclear Bomb Explosion Reveals Clues About how the Moon was Formed
A new study has revealed some clues about how the moon was formed, based on a mineral that was first created from the first nuclear bomb test in 1945 called "trinitite." Scientists have now compared trinitite samples from the NASA Apollo moon mission and those from the earliest nuclear testing explosion decades ago to unravel the mystery of why the moon is vastly different from Earth, despite its proximity.
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SCIENCEAncient Undersea Landslide Discovered in Australia
Scientists have discovered remnants of an ancient undersea landslide in Australia, which is 30 times more massive than Uluru. A team of researchers from Queensland made this discovery recently while working on the Great Barrier Reef.
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SpaceWhy Closest Earth-like Planet Proxima b may not be Habitable at all
Astronomers challenge the habitable conditions of the closest Earth like planet, Proxima b, examining the energy and radiation emissions of red dwarf stars.
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SCIENCEMagma Power Update: Researchers Investigating the Feasibility of Volcano-Powered Electricity.
Scientists studied the volcanic system at Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, which has been dormant for more than 700 years.
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SCIENCEArchaeologists Found Cave Number 12th
Archaeologists from the U.S. and Israel say they have found evidence that a 12th cave was used to store Dead Sea Scrolls, the ancient manuscripts dating back to the time of Jesus.
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SCIENCEStudy Suggests a Safer, Healthier Way to Cook Rice
While many think that cooking rice is a no sweat task, a recent study suggested that many are actually doing it the wrong way and this may pose some health risks.
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