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Space station astronauts safely return to Earth
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A three-person crew from the International Space Station landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan after a longer-than-expected orbital stint. June 11, 2015 United States astronaut Terry Virts signals thumbs up as he is helped out of the Soyuz space capsule ...
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A three-person crew from the International Space Station landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan after a longer-than-expected orbital stint. June 11, 2015 United States astronaut Terry Virts signals thumbs up as he is helped out of the Soyuz space capsule ...
'Hard landing' as three astronauts return to Earth
Astronauts from space station land in Kazakhstan
Space trio make 'textbook' landing on delayed return from ISS
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boy discovers new planet
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Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the light of a distant star during his week-long placement at Keele University. A teenager on work experience discovered a new planet 1000 light years away. Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the ...
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Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the light of a distant star during his week-long placement at Keele University. A teenager on work experience discovered a new planet 1000 light years away. Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the ...
17-year-old discovers a huge alien planet 1000 light-years from Earth
Teen finds new planet
15 year old discovers a new planet 1000 light years away
Daily Beast
Drunk Chimps A Clue to Human Evolution
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According to a new study, they've been indulging in palm wine for years—and the fact that they can hold their liquor is actually an important clue about the evolution of primates. Not only would chimpanzees cook if they could, but they might go for a ...
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Wild chimpanzees drink alcoholic palm wine — and get tipsy — just like humansWashington Post
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According to a new study, they've been indulging in palm wine for years—and the fact that they can hold their liquor is actually an important clue about the evolution of primates. Not only would chimpanzees cook if they could, but they might go for a ...
Experts: It's not a human thing, chimpanzees also enjoy alcohol
Wild chimpanzees drink alcoholic palm wine — and get tipsy — just like humans
New study: Chimps go bananas over palm wine
Live Science
Great White Shark High 5? Here's What Really Happened
Live Science
One of the biggest great white sharks ever recorded has sent waves across the Internet not just for her plus size, but for her seeming high five with a dive master hanging out in a shark cage. Since the toothy gal, of course, was not privy to humans' celebratory ...
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One of the biggest great white sharks ever recorded has sent waves across the Internet not just for her plus size, but for her seeming high five with a dive master hanging out in a shark cage. Since the toothy gal, of course, was not privy to humans' celebratory ...
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A Large Genomic Study Finds New Information About Earliest European ...
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Morten Allentoft and Eske Willerslev are paleogenomicists with the Natural History Museum of Denmark, in Copenhagen. Together, they led a team that has been constantly finding new and incredible facts about the Bronze Age. Using analysis from ancient ...
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Morten Allentoft and Eske Willerslev are paleogenomicists with the Natural History Museum of Denmark, in Copenhagen. Together, they led a team that has been constantly finding new and incredible facts about the Bronze Age. Using analysis from ancient ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Scientists discover the 'return trip effect' is only felt retrospectively
Christian Science Monitor
A team of scientists at Kyoto University discover that homeward bound trips feel shorter than outward bound trips, but only after the trip is complete. By Shontee Pant, Staff writer June 11, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. State highway late afternoon.
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A team of scientists at Kyoto University discover that homeward bound trips feel shorter than outward bound trips, but only after the trip is complete. By Shontee Pant, Staff writer June 11, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. State highway late afternoon.
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The science behind why the return-trip always feels shorter than the trip there
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The Space Reporter
Hubble captures detailed image of the 'loneliest' galaxy
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The Hubble Space Telescope team released new images this week of a “lonely” galaxy. The small solo galaxy lies in the Local Void, an area of space otherwise devoid of visible matter, thought to be the result of galaxies clustering elsewhere, brought ...
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The Hubble Space Telescope team released new images this week of a “lonely” galaxy. The small solo galaxy lies in the Local Void, an area of space otherwise devoid of visible matter, thought to be the result of galaxies clustering elsewhere, brought ...
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New Detection System Enables 24 hours Advance Prediction of Turbulent Solar ...
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A recent detection system offers hopes of tempering the havoc caused by disruptive solar storms as it claims of detecting the turbulent upheaval 24 hours in advance, marking a significant improvement over existing detection systems, which only provide 30 to ...
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A recent detection system offers hopes of tempering the havoc caused by disruptive solar storms as it claims of detecting the turbulent upheaval 24 hours in advance, marking a significant improvement over existing detection systems, which only provide 30 to ...
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Reef could be listed 'in danger'
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Lawyers believe the Great Barrier Reef could be listed as 'in danger' despite the World Heritage Committee indicating it would spare the natural wonder the detrimental title. A new report by US-based Earthjustice and Australian-based Environment Justice ...
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Lawyers believe the Great Barrier Reef could be listed as 'in danger' despite the World Heritage Committee indicating it would spare the natural wonder the detrimental title. A new report by US-based Earthjustice and Australian-based Environment Justice ...
Great Barrier Reef 'in danger', lawyers warn
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AsiaOne
Missing MH370: Nosedive theory may explain lack of debris
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Operators aboard the Australian Defense Vessel Ocean Shield move the US Navy's Bluefin 21 autonomous underwater vehicle into position for deployment in the Southern Indian Ocean, as the search continues for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, ...
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 nosedived into Indian Ocean, Dr Goong Chen saysSydney Morning Herald
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Operators aboard the Australian Defense Vessel Ocean Shield move the US Navy's Bluefin 21 autonomous underwater vehicle into position for deployment in the Southern Indian Ocean, as the search continues for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, ...
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 nosedived into Indian Ocean, Dr Goong Chen says
Researchers identify 'most likely scenario' for MH370 crash
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