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Europe's ExoMars Lander Crashes and Explodes on Mars
European Space Agency officials confirmed on Friday that the ExoMars Schiaparelli lander crashed during its touchdown on Mars on Wednesday.
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SCIENCEAnother Georgia Graduate to set Foot on the International Space Station
Shane Kimbrough, a West Point and Georgia Tech graduate, will be setting foot in the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday. He was launched on Wednesday morning from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a Russian Soyuz rocket and spacecraft along with two Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Andrey Borisenko.
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SCIENCEIBM's AI System 'Watson' to Diagnose Rare Diseases in Germany
Watson, an artificial intelligence platform developed by IBM, will soon be used to assist doctors in Germany. Watson will be used at the Undiagnosed and Rare Diseases Centre at the University Hospital in Marburg.
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SpaceThis is how one of the Heaviest Stars in the Milky Way Dies
Astronomers have captured rare images of one of the heaviest stars in the Milky Way galaxy, revealing violent wind collisions inside a star known as Eta Carinae.
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SCIENCEHawking Opens British Artificial Intelligence hub: Warns AI Could be the Best or Worst Thing' for Humanity.
Celebrated physicist Professor Stephen Hawking on Wednesday inaugurated a new artificial intelligence research center at Britain's Cambridge University. Hawkings said the creation of powerful artificial intelligence will be "either the best or the worst thing, ever to happen to humanity."
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SCIENCE2 Earthquake Fault Lines Connected Under San Francisco Bay
Scientists have identified a missing link connecting two major fault lines, which is believed to have the potential to cause the next major earthquake in the Bay area of San Francisco, California.
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SpaceHow Mysterious Planet 9 Tilted the Sun and Entire Solar System
Astronomers believe that the mysterious Planet Nine is causing our sun to tilt. Planet Nine is a controversial planet that is believed to be somewhere beyond the orbit of Neptune. It also possesses a highly elliptical orbit which is so massive that it can take the planet 20,000 years to complete a journey around the sun.
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SpaceEurope's ExoMars Lander Might be Lost on Mars
Mission scientists are attempting to determine if the US $1.4 billion ExoMars lander touched down safely on the surface of the Red Planet on Wednesday, October 19.
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SCIENCEEthical Concerns Raised Over Artificial Mice Egg Experiment
In a new study, scientists created fertile and mature eggs from mouse skin cells for the first time. While scientists say that it could help address infertility, other scientists look at the research from an ethical perspective.
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SpaceAfter Pluto, This Mysterious Red Object is New Horizons' Next Target
After a successful and epic flyby of Pluto, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is now heading to another target. This object appears to be mysteriously red in color based on Hubble Space Telescope's observations.
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