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New Type of Aurora Borealis Discovered
The natural phenomenon was discovered in a video that is 20 years old.
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New iOS Privacy Update is Out: Only 4% of Americans are OK With Being Tracked
Not surprisingly, Facebook is strongly opposed to Apple's new privacy measures.
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Peer Reviewed Study Finds an Unlikely Antiparasitic Drug Effective Against COVID-19
However, the FDA adamantly disagrees.
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District's Water Turns Yellow After Pesticides Get into Water System
Two people, one of whom was a child, had to be hospitalized after using the water.
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Surprise! Tesla Leak Admits Elon Musk Exaggerated About 'Full Self-Driving'
And this is not the first time this has happened.
Culture
People in the Bronze Age Used Scrap as Money
Bronze scrap performed exactly the same functions that modern money does now.
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The First-Ever Evidence of the Multiverse
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Cats Don't Care If A Square is Imaginary, They'll Sit on it Either Way
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Skin-Like 'Chameleon' Hydrogels Can Help Achieve Active Camouflage in Robots
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Researchers Create Star Wars-Inspired Holograms and 'Lightsabers'
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China’s ‘Out of Control’ Rocket Will Impact Earth on Saturday
China's rocket re-entry on Saturday could resemble a 'small plane crash scattered over 100 miles.'
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