There are numerous cases of people marrying non-human partners – but one single mum may be the first person in history to have got married…
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UFO sighting: NASA conspiracy claims after archive photo reveals ‘organic alien craft’
NASA has been accused of a major cover up over an archive photo which some claim shows an “organic alien craft”. Scott Waring presented photographic…
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Archaeologists discovered 1,700-year-old Roman eggs — and accidentally released 'world's oldest stinkbombs'
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Deadly measles warning after 142,000 people die and cases of disease soar
More than 140,000 people died from measles in 2018, a shocking new report has revealed. The report, by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and United…
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Gangs of mice are attacking albatrosses and eating chicks alive on remote island
Gangs of mice are attacking adult albatrosses and eating their chicks alive on a remote island in the South Atlantic, shocking footage has revealed. The…
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A 'petit-spot' volcano found in the the Pacific Ocean
A ‘petit-spot’ volcano has been discovered in the oldest section of the Pacific Ocean and scientists believe it last erupted less than three million years…
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SpaceX launches payload of 'muscle mice,' barley grains to space station
SpaceX launches its Falcon 9 rocket FBN’s Cheryl Casone on SpaceX launching its Falcon 9 rocket into orbit in Cape Canaveral, Florida. SpaceX launched a…
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Fractured Forests Are Endangering Wildlife, Scientists Find
Around the world, humans are fracturing vast forests. Highways snake through the Amazon’s rain forests, and Indonesia plans an ambitious transportation grid in Borneo, through…
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NASA fits ‘robot hotel’ to International Space Station
ISS may be home to six astronauts, but many may be surprised how the orbiting space laboratory also houses a huge range of robots. The…
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Meteorite-eating microbe indicates how life could survive in space
Strange microbe that feeds on METEORITES could shed light on how life on Earth began and how living creatures can survive on other planets The…
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Genetically-enhanced 'mighty mice' will be launched to the ISS today
Genetically-enhanced ‘mighty mice’ will be launched to the International Space Station today to help scientists understand how to limit muscle and bone loss in low…
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Science news: Thought you were made of atoms? New scientific finding is MUCH weirder
For centuries, even as far back as the ancient Greeks, scientific belief was that everything – you included – was constructed of atoms, the tiniest…
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Iron Age shield millennium's 'most important British Celtic art'
Elaborate 2000-year-old Iron Age shield discovered in an impressive ‘warrior grave’ in Yorkshire is hailed ‘the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium’…
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Antarctica mystery as Google Earth user spots ‘flying craft’ hovering over snow
A Google Earth user believes he has found a flying craft with “intelligent design” above Antarctica. YouTube user MrMBB333 uploaded his video yesterday of what…
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Baby Trump 'bobble-head' figurine is launched into space
Baby Trump ‘bobble-head’ figurine is launched into space on a weather balloon as the President of the United States finishes his visit to the UK…
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Arctic warmed nearly as much as the whole planet has in 137 years
Arctic has warmed up by 1.35 degrees Fahrenheit in just a decade – the same temperature increase that the rest of the planet has experienced…
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Pieces of plastic have been trained to WALK when triggered by light
Pieces of plastic have been trained to WALK when triggered by light in a groundbreaking project that could lead to the creation of artificial muscles…
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Facebook risks becoming a 'one-stop grooming shop', says NSPCC
Facebook risks becoming a ‘one-stop grooming shop’ if it presses ahead with plans to encrypt its messaging services, NSPCC warns End-to-end encryption on Facebook would…
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Ford will use waste material from McDonald's coffee to make car parts
Ford will recycle McDonalds’ coffee waste material into energy efficient car parts including durable headlamps Chaff produced while roasting coffee beans will be converted to…
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Secret identity of fourth Soviet spy who stole US atomic bomb secrets finally revealed
Oscar Seborer. (Credit: Ohio State University) The name of a missing Soviet spy which was hidden from the public for the past 70 years has just…
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Why the Great Auk Is Gone for Good
Not so long ago, the northern seas were full of great auks. Every summer, millions of the two-toned, goose-sized birds would gather at different breeding…
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Birds are being forced to sing louder in order to be heard over planes
Squawking at the top of their voices! Birds are being forced to belt out their songs in order to be heard over the noise from…
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Space news: Space debris could grow ‘uncontrollably’ and trap humans on Earth FOREVER
There is now believed to be an astonishing 170 million pieces of junk floating in Earth’s upper atmosphere, but only 34,000 are being tracked. Some…
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Straw made from recycled MANGO leaves wins first prize at science fair
Biodegradable straw made from MANGO peel wins first prize in university science fair and offers an eco-friendly solution to the scourge of plastic pollution Two…
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Elm trees are making a comeback in Britain
Tree-mendous recovery: Elm trees are making a comeback in Britain thanks to the development of new breeds that is resistant to Dutch elm disease Dutch…
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Google Maps users baffled over ‘Titanic-like’ wreckage seen off coast of Japan
The wreckage of "Titanic-style" ship has been spotted off the coast of Japan in a bizarre clip, a conspiracist has claimed. In the past Google…
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Best pickup lines for women to use on men – according to science
They’re often perceived as cheesy, but a new study suggests that used in the right way, pickup lines can actually be an effective way to…
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Women who dye their hair at higher risk of developing breast cancer, study warns
It’s something that many women do regularly without thinking twice, but if you dye your hair, you may unknowingly be increasing your risk of developing…
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YouTuber terrified after ‘ghost’ opens door after being pushed down stairs
A YouTube star has been left freaked out after capturing apparent ghost during a video blog. Daisy Marquez was filming a sponsorship blog for her…
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Turbulence and magnetic fields contribute to black hole brightness
‘Chaotic motion’ of super-strong magnetic fields is responsible for the radiation that lights up black holes and neutron stars, study suggests Scientists hoped to discover…
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