A bad time to be alive’: More than half of all Earth’s ocean life died off 444 million years ago because it ran out of…
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Asteroid discovery: ‘Oumuamua was part of larger body which was RIPPED apart by star
The ‘Oumuamua asteroid, as it was named, was first spotted in 2017, baffled scientists when it was first discovered due to its odd shape and…
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Space weather forecast: Earth being battered by 1.6million KM per HOUR solar winds
Solar winds being blasted from the Sun have finally hit Earth, with the planet in the midst of a solar storm, experts have stated. The…
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Life after death: Man has no fear of death after NDE as he believes immortality awaits
The person who gives his name as just Todd was in hospital being treated for pneumonia when he suffered multiple organ failure. Before doctors could…
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Giant greenhouses to use sewage farm heat to produce vegetables
Giant greenhouses the size of 26 football pitches are being built in Britain to grow tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers using excess heat from sewage farms…
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WHO fears measles vaccination rate will plummet due to coronavirus
MMR warning: WHO fears measles vaccination rate will plummet as millions of children are kept away from GPs during coronavirus crisis Learn more about how…
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Flamingos form friendships that last for years, study finds
Flamingos form friendships that last for years and also avoid certain individuals they ‘don’t get on with’, study finds Researchers studied flocks of flamingos in…
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Zoom to let users opt out of data routing through China
Zoom will let paying users stop their data being routed through China as part of the video conferencing app’s latest security update Zoom admitted it…
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Alien hunters claim to spot UFO outside ISS and ‘NASA is trying to cover it up’
A live stream from the International Space Station (ISS) has revealed what appears to be an object hovering near to the floating laboratory. The object…
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Doctor furious at delays in coronavirus plasma therapy trials
Dr Colin Hamilton-Davies at Bart’s Hospital in London has expressed frustration at the governments lack of approval for the potentially life saving treatment. The experimental…
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Hubble Space Telescope detects ‘elusive’ evidence of mysterious black holes
Intermediate-mass black holes are usually harder to find according to Science Focus, but data that one is tucked away in a star cluster has been…
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UFO sighting: Mysterious ‘man-made’ crafts in Siberia stun top scientists – watch footage
A mysterious trio of UFOs circling in the daylight sky over northern Siberia has sent the Internet into meltdown. The bizarre sighting was caught on…
Read More UFO sighting: Mysterious ‘man-made’ crafts in Siberia stun top scientists – watch footageSouth Korea launched wristbands for those breaking quarantine because people were leaving their phones at home to trick government tracking apps
South Korea will put wristbands on people defying quarantine, after people tricked government tracking apps by leaving their phones at home. 57,000 people who entered…
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US advises suspending lab testing on bats during COVID-19 pandemic
US government suspends all research involving bats out of concern that humans could pass coronavirus on and make the pandemic harder to contain US government…
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Facebook adds 'Quiet Mode' that helps users regularly take breaks
Facebook adds ‘Quiet Mode’ to help users take a break from the app while they’re stuck at home during coronavirus lockdown Quiet Mode looks to…
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Ants use their memory to help them avoid past pitfalls
Ants can’t be fooled: Scientists discover the insects use their memory to help them avoid traps and predators the second time around Ants usually find…
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Gorillas in Africa 'put on lockdown' amid coronavirus fears
Gorillas in Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo are ‘put on lockdown’ amid fears they will catch coronavirus Gorilla tourism in the three…
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Scientists restore mobility and touch in stroke-afflicted rats
New hope for stroke patients as scientists find way to restore mobility and touch using human stem cells to recreate nerve connections in damaged rat…
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Monkeys sailed across the Atlantic Ocean 34 million years ago
Monkey sailors! Fossils ‘prove’ intrepid monkeys made a 900-mile sea voyage from Africa to South America on a raft of vegetation 34 million years ago…
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Brown hares were treated as 'gods' when they arrived in Britain
Brown hares and chickens were treated as ‘gods’ rather than food when they first arrived in Britain during the Iron Age, study shows Chicken and…
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Coronavirus breakthrough: Lab-free COVID-19 test gives result in barely an hour
We clearly believe it offers very significant potential in terms of mass population testing during the COVID-19 pandemic Professor Chris Toumazou Chris Toumazou FRS, Imperial…
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NASA news: Space agency shares spectacular image of latest ISS crew launch
NASA blasted three astronauts into space on Thursday, April 9, with the moment captured in phenomenal detail. The space agency sent Chris Cassidy of NASA…
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Red-billed oxpeckers help wild black rhinos against poachers
The rhino’s guard: Red-billed oxpeckers help wild black rhinos against poachers by sounding an alarm to potential danger Researchers tracked and tagged black rhinos with…
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Neanderthals made yarn more than 40,000 years ago
Ancient yarn made by Neanderthals more than 40,000 years ago challenges the theory that our prehistoric cousins were far less intelligent than early Homo Sapiens…
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Half of UK adults saw misleading information about COVID-19 this week
Half of UK adults have been exposed to false or misleading information about coronavirus online in the last week, Ofcom study reveals The media regulator…
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Tiger King: Can captive tigers be released into wild?
Netflix’s standout series of the ‘lockdown era’ has captured attention across the planet, doing exactly what it says on the tin; ‘Murder, Mayhem and Madness’.…
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Space weather warning: Earth being battered by 1.6million KMPH solar winds
Solar winds being blasted from the Sun have finally hit Earth, with the planet in the midst of a solar storm, experts have stated. Cosmic…
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Trial to test anti-malarial drugs for coronavirus prevention
Scientists are set to begin testing anti-malarial drugs on 40,000 healthcare workers in Africa, Europe, and Asia that could help prevent nurses and doctors from…
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East Enders ate goat, beef, lamb and dairy products 5,600 years ago
Neolithic ‘dirty dishes’ dug up in Shoreditch High Street were used by London’s earliest East Enders who feasted on goat, beef, lamb and dairy products…
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Three habits can add 10 years of disease-free years to life
Keep your BMI below 25, never smoke, get plenty of exercise and drink in moderation: Scientists claim sticking to three of these good habits could…
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