Conspiracy theorists were sent into a frenzy when they spotted what they believe to be an alien base on an asteroid. The alleged base was…
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Antarctica shock: Icy continent just underwent a staggering heatwave
Temperature records in the planet’s most southerly continent have tumbled this year, as each month’s highest temperature has been broken so far. January 24 saw…
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Scientists spot a drop in the vibrations caused by human activity
Coronavirus lockdowns are changing the way the Earth moves: Seismic noise detectors in London, Paris and LA record a drop in vibrations as people stay…
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Working 9 to 5! Internet use in UK has almost DOUBLED in three weeks
Working 9 to 5! Internet traffic in the UK has almost DOUBLED in three weeks thanks to people working from home and youngsters not going…
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Snapchat lens encourages social distancing using augmented reality
Snapchat’s new ‘lens’ aims to encourage social distancing by projecting augmented reality circles on the ground — but the feature is for ‘educational purposes only’…
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Zoom video-calling app does NOT use end-to-end encryption
Zoom video-calling app used by Boris Johnson and others to host private virtual meetings during the coronavirus lockdown does NOT use end-to-end encryption despite its…
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NASA: Space agency releases images of astronaut and encourages YOU to apply
NASA has revealed a stunning image of record-breaker Peggy Whitson – the female to perform the most space walks outside the International Space Station (ISS)…
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Wings of the nightingale are SHRINKING due to climate change
Wings of the nightingale famed for its beautiful birdsong are SHRINKING due to climate change Nightingale numbers have been falling as an indirect result of…
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Coronavirus lockdown: Up to 120,000 European lives already saved thanks to measures
The likes of France, Spain, Italy and the UK have enforced strict lockdown measures in a bid to prevent the mass spread of COVID-19. Researchers…
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Working long hours can cause an underactive thyroid
People who work more than 53 hours a week are TWICE as likely to develop an underactive thyroid as people doing a standard 9-5, scientists…
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Remote working during lockdown could create job satisfaction
Working from home amid coronavirus pandemic could lead to increased job satisfaction ‘as colleagues develop strong online friendships’, study finds Study looks at the positives…
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Coronavirus when pregnant: Childbirth during pandemic will be ‘traumatic’ warns expert
The COVID-19 outbreak has left many hospitals across the globe overrun and understaffed. Patients suffering from all ailments are feeling the effect of the outbreak,…
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Coronavirus latest: NASA satellites reveal scale of China’s COVID-19 shutdown
COVID-19 was first detected in Wuhan in December 2019, and Chinese authorities shut down the region in late January in a bid to contain COVID-19.…
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Giant comet is set to light up the night sky in April
Comet FIVE times the size of Jupiter is set to light up the night skies in April – and it could be brighter than Venus…
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Recent human ancestors may have climbed trees, research suggests
Recent human ancestors may have spent a lot of time climbing trees, fossilised leg bones suggest Scientists studied the structure of leg bones from two…
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Revealed: Nazi concentration camp Sylt on Alderney uncovered in detail
Hitler’s British concentration camp revealed: Brutal Nazi concentration camp Sylt on Alderney has been studied for the first time since WWII – exposing a tunnel…
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Nostradamus predictions: Three unbelievable prophecies that came true
Michele de Nostredame, better known as Nostradamus, is believed by many to have predicted many world-changing events. According to Nostradamus’ followers, the 16th-century mystic foretold…
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin can keep working during coronavirus shutdown
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is deemed an essential business by the US government because ‘its future value to national security’, allowing it to continue operations…
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Elderly people in polluted areas are more at risk of dementia
Living in areas of high air pollution makes it MORE likely people will get dementia, study finds People continuously exposed to air pollution are at increased…
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Coronavirus symptoms: Disease could remain in system for EIGHT days after symptoms go
Researchers have discovered that patients who have suffered from COVID-19 could still be infectious for up to eight days after symptoms have gone, putting the…
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Coronavirus lockdown satellite images: Pollution plummets as Europe shuts down – ESA
Many countries in Europe, including the UK, France, Spain and Italy, have been placed under lockdown to battle the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, fewer…
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Yellowstone volcano: Why ‘shock’ discovery hints at supereruption much sooner than thought
The Yellowstone caldera spreads beneath the states of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho and gets its nickname as a supervolcano due to its ability to inflict…
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Coronavirus tracking app branded 'Orwellian' but necessary by experts
Coronavirus tracking app using personal data for mass surveillance of Britons is branded ‘Orwellian and a complex issue’ but may be necessary to survive the…
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Minor symptoms of COVID-19 include loss of smell and taste, stomach aches, body aches, and nausea. The COVID-19 virus may progress through the body differently…
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Coronavirus LIVE tracker: Live map allows you to TRACK spread of virus
Efforts to contain the coronavirus within China’s borders failed and COVID-19 has gone global, causing the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare it a pandemic. Scientists…
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Asteroid news: A 4KM rock to make Earth ‘close approach’ – astronomers can already see it
The NASA-tracked asteroid will pay a visit to Earth’s corner of space on April 29 this year. Astronomers have named the object Asteroid 52768 (1998…
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Oxford University wants 500 volunteers to test coronavirus VACCINE
More than 500 healthy Britons are wanted to test a coronavirus VACCINE – but scientists warn it won’t be ready for volunteer trials ‘for some…
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Coronavirus 'deniers' are using social media to spread misinformation
How coronavirus ‘deniers’ are using Facebook, WhatsApp and YouTube to spread conspiracy theories and misinformation about the deadly disease The Center for Countering Digital Hate…
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Coronavirus symptoms: Half of people show no sign of virus, claims Icelandic research
The most common symptom of the coronavirus is a fever, with World Health Organization (WHO) data revealing it was present in 87.9 percent of those…
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‘The biggest mystery!’ What Neil deGrasse Tyson loses sleep over revealed
The popular astrophysicist, author and science communicator made an appearance on the The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where the host asked what mysteries he hoped to…
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