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Life in 2050: A Glimpse at the Homes in the Future
Rapidly accelerating technology and the need for sustainable living will revolutionize how people live by 2050.
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Massive Black Hole Spotted Killing Star By 'Spaghettifying' It
The end result is surely a mesmerizing image.
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Climate Change Is Eroding 40,000-Year-Old Rock Art
Just when you thought climate change could not do any more harm.
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Pigs and Rodents Can Breathe Through Their Butts in Emergencies
The recent study does make for a fun trivia fact.
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In a World-First, Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Are Hatching in the US
And if everything goes well, millions more will be released.
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Life on Mars? Volcanic Activity Indicates The Red Planet Was Recently Habitable
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Irish Health Service Shut Down by 'Significant' Ransomware Attack
In an increasingly worrying trend, yet another vital public service has been shut down by hackers.
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US Army Trials Launching Drones From Ultra-Light Vehicles
It looks like the Army's expanding its drone launches from mid-flight operations to ground-based ones.
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CDC Says Vaccinated People Don't Have to Wear Masks Indoors
For vaccinated people, normal life indoors can largely resume.
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A New Quantum Paradox Throws the Foundations of Observed Reality into Question
This is the strongest result yet, and it upends common-sense ideas about physical reality.
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Life After Cosmic Death: Neutron Stars, Pulsars, and Magnetars
The universe is full of mysterious, fascinating objects. Here's a look at what neutron stars, pulsars and magnetars are and how they are formed.
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Long-Lost Albert Einstein Letter Predicted Link Between Biology and Physics
7 decades before any tangible evidence, the genius suspected something was up.
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