Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing on March 8, 2014, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board. The official investigation…
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Astronomy news: 100-year old Einstein theory correct as star found to ‘drag’ space-time
Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity predicted spinning celestial bodies can drag space-time with them. According to the German scientist’s theory, the faster a body…
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You can’t believe what you see: scientists explain the weird secret of your eyes
Reality may not be real at all. Vision is probably the most important sense for a human being, but our eyes don’t work the way…
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Coronavirus UK tracker LIVE: Deadly coronavirus reaches the UK – Where is the virus now?
The novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) has infected nearly 10,000 people worldwide, two of which are in the UK. On Friday, January 31, health officials warned two…
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Climate change is causing the Arctic to become GREENER
Climate change is causing the Arctic to become GREENER as warmer temperatures cause trees and plants to flourish in the frozen world Scientists are using drones…
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Mars bombshell: Scientist claims journey possible in 5 days with revolutionary technology
It sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi thriller, but sub-quantum kinetics is a theory that Thomas Townsend Brown spent most of his life…
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Adorable moment two brother gorillas are play-fight and cuddle
Adorable moment two brother gorillas are captured play-fighting and cuddling at Prague Zoo before being interrupted by an annoyed silverback Kiburi and his younger brother…
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'Bone-crushing' reptile from 230 million years ago dug up in Brazil
Terrifying ‘bone-crushing’ reptile related to modern crocodiles that feasted on dinosaur carcasses 230 million years ago is unearthed in Brazil The fossilised remains were found…
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'Grounding zone' of 'doomsday' Thwaites glacier is revealed
Groundbreaking footage of Antarctica’s ‘doomsday’ Thwaites glacier captured by an underwater robot shows warm water is causing an ‘unstoppable retreat’ that could see global sea…
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Apple WILL be forced by the EU to ditch its Lightning cable
EU confirms it WILL force Apple to ditch its Lightning cable and adopt a universal phone charger – despite iPhone maker warning it will create…
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Monkeys are being kept as ‘surrogate children’ and taken for rides in supercars
Monkeys are being treated like mini humans and lavished with ever-more extravagant treats. One spoilt spider monkey called Chico has been captured on film in…
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Coronavirus symptoms: What are the symptoms? Detailed study makes shocking find
The have now been more than 8,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, with doctors struggling to explain the pathogen. However, a new study has revealed…
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Apple to sell tags for tracking items and new headphones in March
Apple will release a high-tech tag for tracking everyday items and new high-end headphones alongside the iPhone SE 2 in March, report claims The predictions…
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First beavers released by the National Trust in England are set free
First beavers released by the National Trust are set free in a 2.7 hectare patch of Somerset woodland to help flood management and improve biodiversity…
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Is science wrong? NASA admits ‘new physics’ may be needed to explain how universe works
The universe is expanding at an ever-accelerating rate, as evidenced by the growing gap between galaxies and other celestial bodies. Knowing just how fast space…
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Amateur astronomer captures stunning shots from his Essex back garden
Stunning pictures of the Moon and the Milky Way are captured by an amateur astronomer from his back garden in Essex Dawid Glawdzin, 37, spends hours…
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NASA shock: Agency cancels $1.4BILLION mission as James Webb Telescope launch faces delay
The cutting-edge James Webb Space Telescope promises to be NASA’s eyes and ears in space. But the US space agency looks increasingly unlikely to meet…
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Coronavirus Patient Zero: Why Wuhan market may not be the epicentre of deadly China virus
The novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) has killed at least 170 people and infected more than 7,700 since December last year. Although the epidemic was originally traced…
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NASA shares stunning photo of Milky Way over Yellowstone hotspot
At first glance at this image, you’d be forgiven for mistaking it as a still from the latest fantasy blockbuster. But the photo is very…
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Beethoven WASN'T the most composer innovative in history
Beethoven WASN’T the most innovative composer in history because Rachmaninov’s music was more original, researchers reveal Computer analysis looked at more than 19 composers between…
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Asteroid EXPLODES above the UK producing bright fireball – ESA
On January 21, a small asteroid lit up the night sky above the seaside resort town of Bude, northeast Cornwall, England, producing a mesmeric display.…
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Teledildonic bike seat promises cyclists the sexual thrill of a lifetime
If a vigorous bike ride doesn’t get your pulse racing enough, why not add some teledildonic sex play to the proceedings? The O-Seat is a…
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Scientists trick Tesla's Autopilot by projecting fake signs onto road
Israeli scientists use a $300 living room projector to trick Tesla’s Autopilot feature with fake signs and lane markers displayed on the road Researchers at…
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17th century wine bottles dug up at a building site valued at £20,000
Rare wine bottles belonging to the 17th century Earl of Coventry made of GOLD and black glass are set to fetch £20,000 at auction after…
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Bionic HEART made by wrapping a pig's organ inside a synthetic sleeve
FrankenSWINE: Scientists make a pig’s heart pump after death by wrapping the organ in a ‘synthetic sleeve’ – and it could spell the end of…
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Chinese scientists mix human and pig genes to create a lab-grown skin
Chinese scientists successfully mix human and pig genes to create a new lab-grown skin that could be used to give burn victims transplants A team…
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Skeletons suggests early North American settlers were highly diverse
Four ancient skulls unearthed in Mexico suggest that North America was a melting pot of different peoples and cultures 10,000 years ago Scientists analysed skulls from individuals…
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Scientists create robots that 'sweat' like humans during tasks
Letting off steam: Scientists create robots that ‘sweat’ like humans during demanding tasks to stop them overheating The printed robot is made from a fluid…
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Space weather warning: Technology crippling solar storm could hit ‘at any time’
Solar storms wreak havoc on global technology as the radiation which pummels our planet from the Sun heats up the outer atmosphere, causing it to…
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Scientists design 'RoboFly' that can walk, fly and drift across water
Scientists design a penny-sized ‘RoboFly’ that can walk, fly and drift across water surfaces to aid in rescue missions or pollinate crops RoboFly is a…
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