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Aliens Might Be Living Among Us ''Disguised As Humans'', Claims Harvard Study
The research also explores the idea that UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) could be spaceships visiting Earth-based alien friends.
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Google Tree Canopy Lab Tool Launches to Help Cities Plant More Trees
Google has unveiled Tree Canopy Lab, a new tool that will help cities keep cool. City areas are prone to trap heat during summers, and Tree Canopy Lab aims to develop an understanding of the tree cover in a city and help its residents plant more trees where they are sparse.
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Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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Sit Back And Take A Bird's-Eye Journey Of Earth, Says NASA. See Pics
NASA tweeted photos of sweeping aerial views "from burning lava fields in Iceland, to converging rivers in Brazil, salt lake beds in Australia, and fog buried in snow-capped mountains."
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Aliens Might Be Living Among Us ''Disguised As Humans'', Claims Harvard Study
The research also explores the idea that UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) could be spaceships visiting Earth-based alien friends.
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Google Tree Canopy Lab Tool Launches to Help Cities Plant More Trees
Google has unveiled Tree Canopy Lab, a new tool that will help cities keep cool. City areas are prone to trap heat during summers, and Tree Canopy Lab aims to develop an understanding of the tree cover in a city and help its residents plant more trees where they are sparse.
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Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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Sit Back And Take A Bird's-Eye Journey Of Earth, Says NASA. See Pics
NASA tweeted photos of sweeping aerial views "from burning lava fields in Iceland, to converging rivers in Brazil, salt lake beds in Australia, and fog buried in snow-capped mountains."
