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Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Organ Transplant: Donor's Organs Influence Recipient's Personality, Claims Study
The study noted distressing experiences like delirium, depression, anxiety, psychosis, and sexual dysfunction in some cases.
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Germs Coughed And Sneezed Out By Climbers On Mount Everest Last For Centuries
Even bacteria that have acclimated to the warm, moist comfort of our noses and throats were able to lie dormant and survive the harsh, cold, and dry environment, which startled the researchers.
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Number Of Big Earthquakes May Increase In 2018: Study
There may be a significant increase in the numbers of devastating earthquakes around the world in 2018, warn scientists who have found that variations in the speed of the Earth's rotation may trigger intense seismic activity.
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US Campus Rape In Spotlight Again After Colorado Case
Another campus rape victim in the United States has spoken out to denounce what she said is lenient punishment for her attacker, bringing the issue to the forefront again after a Stanford University case that ignited a firestorm.
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'Wasteful' Galaxies Launch Heavy Elements Into Deep Space: Study
The researchers used data from the Cosmic Origin Spectrograph (COS), a $70 million instrument designed at CU-Boulder.
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Suspected Colorado Gunman Set for First Court Appearance
The man arrested over a shooting spree that left three people dead and nine wounded at a prominent family planning center in Colorado Springs makes his first court appearance today.
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Republicans Eye Breakout Against Donald Trump in Third Debate
Republican White House frontrunner Donald Trump and nine other 2016 hopefuls do battle today in their third nationally televised primary debate, as rivals seek a political opening against the caustic billionaire.
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Dust in Your House Can Tell Gender of Occupants
These organisms can indicate not just the geographical location of your residence, but also the proportion of male and female members in the house, and can also reveal if you have a pet, says a new study.
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Smokers Less Likely to Vote: Study
People who smoke are 60 per cent less likely to vote than their non-smoking peers, a new US study has found.
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Dust Cloud, Aurora Detected Around Mars
A NASA spacecraft circling Mars has detected a mysterious dust cloud and a vibrant aurora, both unexpected phenomena on Earth's neighboring planet, researchers said on Wednesday.
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Earth Missed Solar Catastrophe Two Years Ago: NASA
In a sensational revelation, NASA has said that the Earth had a near miss July 23,2012 with a giant solar flare or Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the most powerful solar storm on the sun in over 150 years.
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Batman shooter reportedly wants to know how the film ends
The man accused of killing a dozen people at a Colorado screening of The Dark Knight Rises wants to know how the film ends, reports.
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Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Organ Transplant: Donor's Organs Influence Recipient's Personality, Claims Study
The study noted distressing experiences like delirium, depression, anxiety, psychosis, and sexual dysfunction in some cases.
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Germs Coughed And Sneezed Out By Climbers On Mount Everest Last For Centuries
Even bacteria that have acclimated to the warm, moist comfort of our noses and throats were able to lie dormant and survive the harsh, cold, and dry environment, which startled the researchers.
-
Number Of Big Earthquakes May Increase In 2018: Study
There may be a significant increase in the numbers of devastating earthquakes around the world in 2018, warn scientists who have found that variations in the speed of the Earth's rotation may trigger intense seismic activity.
-
US Campus Rape In Spotlight Again After Colorado Case
Another campus rape victim in the United States has spoken out to denounce what she said is lenient punishment for her attacker, bringing the issue to the forefront again after a Stanford University case that ignited a firestorm.
-
'Wasteful' Galaxies Launch Heavy Elements Into Deep Space: Study
The researchers used data from the Cosmic Origin Spectrograph (COS), a $70 million instrument designed at CU-Boulder.
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Suspected Colorado Gunman Set for First Court Appearance
The man arrested over a shooting spree that left three people dead and nine wounded at a prominent family planning center in Colorado Springs makes his first court appearance today.
-
Republicans Eye Breakout Against Donald Trump in Third Debate
Republican White House frontrunner Donald Trump and nine other 2016 hopefuls do battle today in their third nationally televised primary debate, as rivals seek a political opening against the caustic billionaire.
-
Dust in Your House Can Tell Gender of Occupants
These organisms can indicate not just the geographical location of your residence, but also the proportion of male and female members in the house, and can also reveal if you have a pet, says a new study.
-
Smokers Less Likely to Vote: Study
People who smoke are 60 per cent less likely to vote than their non-smoking peers, a new US study has found.
-
Dust Cloud, Aurora Detected Around Mars
A NASA spacecraft circling Mars has detected a mysterious dust cloud and a vibrant aurora, both unexpected phenomena on Earth's neighboring planet, researchers said on Wednesday.
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Earth Missed Solar Catastrophe Two Years Ago: NASA
In a sensational revelation, NASA has said that the Earth had a near miss July 23,2012 with a giant solar flare or Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the most powerful solar storm on the sun in over 150 years.
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Batman shooter reportedly wants to know how the film ends
The man accused of killing a dozen people at a Colorado screening of The Dark Knight Rises wants to know how the film ends, reports.
