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Digital assistants should discuss whether to report illegal activity

Lottie Casas February 22, 2019

Alexa, call the police! Smart assistants should come with a ‘moral AI’ to decide whether to report their owners for breaking the law, experts say…

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Science

SpaceX to Launch SpaceIL’s Lunar Lander Aboard Used Rocket

Lottie Casas February 22, 2019

Can a scrappy Israeli nonprofit land on the moon on a $100 million shoestring? Tune in tonight to find out if it can get off…

Read More SpaceX to Launch SpaceIL’s Lunar Lander Aboard Used Rocket
Science

Watch the Ryugu Asteroid Landing Attempt by Hayabusa2

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Tonight, a Japanese spacecraft will try to fire a bullet at a giant rock in space. If it succeeds, it could help advance understanding of…

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Science

DNA Gets a New — and Bigger — Genetic Alphabet

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

In 1985, the chemist Steven A. Benner sat down with some colleagues and a notebook and sketched out a way to expand the alphabet of…

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Science

Tiny Tyrannosaur Hints at How T. Rex Became King

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Tyrannosaurs weren’t always tyrants. For millions of years, the ancestors of the regal T. rex were relegated to second-class predator status while a different dinosaur…

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Science

The World’s Largest Bee Is Not Extinct

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

It’s been 38 years since scientists last spotted the insect known as Wallace’s Giant Bee, a rare species found only in a group of Indonesian…

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Science

Razor-sharp teeth on squid tentacles may be used to replace plastics

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Razor-sharp teeth inside a squid’s tentacle suckers could be used to replace plastics and make clothes that repair themselves Squid ring teeth of squid are…

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Science

Black and white stripes of a zebra ‘dazzles’ blood-sucking flies

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Why zebras have stripes: Black and white pattern ‘dazzles’ blood-sucking flies and makes it harder for them to land on the animal’s skin Flies land…

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Science

Samsung debuts its new Galaxy lineup – including a 5G-ready smartphone

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Samsung’s latest iPhone killers: Firm unveils the Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e, alongside its first 5G-ready smartphone Samsung debuted its flagship phone range, including the…

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Samsung just unveiled a FOLDABLE phone

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

Samsung finally unveils its new Galaxy devices: Firm shows off the S10 and S10+ along with its $1,980 Galaxy Fold, as it reveals new wearables…

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Science

Neptune Has Another Moon. What Else Is That World Hiding?

Lottie Casas February 21, 2019

It’s time to add one more tiny moon to Neptune’s icy family tree. Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have spied a previously undetected satellite…

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Science

WWII submarine is being eaten by bacteria from oil spill in 2010

Lottie Casas February 20, 2019

The Nazi submarine being destroyed by bacteria: Oil released from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill is providing a breeding ground for metal-eating microbes 3,300 feet…

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‘Extinct’ tortoises found alive and well in the Galapagos Islands

Lottie Casas February 20, 2019

Giant tortoise species thought to have been hunted to extinction by humans more than 100 years ago found ALIVE in the Galapagos An adult female…

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‘Extinct’ tortoises found alive and well in the Galapagos Islands

Lottie Casas February 20, 2019

Giant tortoises thought for more than 100 years to have been EATEN to extinction are found alive and well in the Galapagos Islands An adult…

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Science

Apple patents folding ‘flip phone’ design

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Is this Apple’s folding phone? Patent reveals concept iPhone that bends down the middle Patent shows a device that can be folded open or closed…

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Science

Stone Age Europe was a lonely place to live

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Stone Age Europe was a lonely place to live: No more than 1,500 people inhabited the continent between 42,000 and 33,000 years ago People arrived…

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Science

Amelia Earhart mystery: Newly discovered footage may shed light on aviator's disappearance

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Newly discovered footage may shed light on Amelia Earhart’s disappearance New footage, acquired after 10 years of negotiations, may help shed light on the 1937…

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Science

Stern of Henry VIII’s favourite warship the Mary Rose to go on display

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Heart of the doomed Mary Rose in all its glory: Stem, pump and anchor from Henry VIII’s favourite warship will go on display for the…

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Science

How you can watch the Super Snow Moon as it rises above the horizon

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

A special full moon will light up the sky tonight, treating stargazers to a rare celestial display. The supermoon is expected to appear nearly 30%…

Read More How you can watch the Super Snow Moon as it rises above the horizon
Science

Stonehenge mystery solved: Massive rocks came from 180 miles away

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Dec. 21, 2012: A druid stands after sunrise by the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham) Stonehenge has long bewildered researchers and onlookers.…

Read More Stonehenge mystery solved: Massive rocks came from 180 miles away
Science

Footage shows incredibly rare all black emperor penguin

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

‘First footage’ of the ALL BLACK emperor penguin! David Attenborough’s BBC crews release newly-edited film of incredibly rare bird that is almost completely covered in…

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Science

Aussie rodent becomes first ‘climate change extinction’

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Rodent becomes first ‘climate change extinction’: Australia officially declares the Great Barrier Reef’s Bramble Cay melomys is no more A Great Barrier Reef rodent has…

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Science

Oldest skull ever found will go on display at the museum of London

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Mudlarker who sparked a ‘cold case’ police investigation after finding a human skull in the Thames is stunned to discover it is 5,600-YEARS-OLD and belonged…

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Science

Super Snow Moon myths and legends including werewolves and lunacy

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

After weeks of anticipation, the biggest supermoon of 2019 will finally light up skies around the world tonight. During the supermoon, which is often called…

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Science

Summertime thunderstorms ‘robustly connected’ to climate change

Lottie Casas February 19, 2019

Rise in summertime thunderstorms is linked to climate change ‘for the very first time’ because of increases in global electrical energy over three decades Scientists…

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Science

Baby albino turtle with its heart OUTSIDE its body has survived

Lottie Casas February 18, 2019

Albino baby turtle born with its heart OUTSIDE its body has survived (despite having a condition so rare vets have yet to give it a…

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Science

Why is it called the Super Snow Moon?

Lottie Casas February 18, 2019

Sky watchers will be treated to a special astronomical event on February 19, when the Super Snow Moon lights up the evening sky. The February…

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Science

Israel’s first private moon mission set to blast off this week

Lottie Casas February 18, 2019

Israel’s first private moon mission set to blast off this week with help from SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket The landing craft, ‘Beresheet’ or Genesis, will…

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Science

Hope for fading art: iPad tech lets museums take 3D scan of paintings

Lottie Casas February 17, 2019

Hope for fading artworks: New iPad technology lets museums take 3D scans of paintings to diagnose lumps and bumps that could destroy the art Researchers…

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Science

Get set for 'super snow moon,' the biggest supermoon of the year

Lottie Casas February 16, 2019

Amazing pictures of the super blood moon People from across the globe gazed in awe at 2019’s only total lunar eclipse that was called a…

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Introduction to Wedding Banquet Trends in 2024 As we step into 2024, the landscape of wedding banquets is evolving in exciting ways, reflecting a blend…

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What is Lucky Jet online? Lucky Jet is an innovative online casino game crafted by Spribe, a prominent name in gaming software development. Launched in…

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Jessie J cuddles baby son Sky, 6 months, during sweet family day out to Lapland UK

Lottie Casas December 21, 2023

Jessie J cuddled up to her six month old baby son Sky as they enjoyed a sweet family day out to Lapland, just days before…

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