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Wreck of World War I German U-boat that sunk a CENTURY ago is found by diver off Virginia’s coast
Wreck of World War I German U-boat that sunk a CENTURY ago and was thought to be lost forever in…
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Solar farms in space ‘could provide a reliable source of renewable energy to the grid’
Solar farms in space could provide a reliable source of renewable energy to the grid and offer an alternative option…
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Not another TikTok clone! Now Twitter is adding a video feed that can be expanded to full screen
Twitter has become the latest online platform to imitate China’s TikTok by adding an ‘immersive’ video experience, following in the…
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Work for a horrible boss? You could end up being just as bad – as bad behaviour trickles down
Work for a horrible boss? You could end up being just as bad – as hostile behaviour at the top…
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Autumn shades of red and yellow will vanish this year as summer heatwave turns tree leaves brown
Even autumn’s going to let us down! Glorious traditional shades of red and yellow will not appear this year as…
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Incredible pictures reveal Buddhist temples and artifacts dating to 1,500 years ago in India
Archaeologists discovered an ancient Buddhist temple and dozens of other well-preserved structures and artifacts in one of India‘s tiger reserve…
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Webb and Hubble capture detailed views of DART impact
The stunning aftermath of NASA‘s mission to deliberately smash a spacecraft into an asteroid at 14,000mph has been caught on…
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Putting a quarter in a cup of frozen water during a storm like Hurricane Ian can protect your health
How to use a quarter in a cup of frozen water during a storm like Hurricane Ian to protect yourself…
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Meta bans Pornhub from Instagram for ‘repeatedly violating’ its policies on adult content
Meta has permanently banned Pornhub from Instagram for ‘repeatedly violating’ its policies on nudity, adult content and sexual solicitation. The move…
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Meet Snakey McCrocface! Seabeast with long neck and crocodile-like jaws swam oceans 70m years ago
A bizarre prehistoric seabeast with a neck longer than a giraffe’s, and a crocodile-like head has been uncovered 70 million…
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Hubble detects protective shield defending a pair of dwarf galaxies
The iconic Hubble Space Telescope has made numerous discoveries during its three decade-long career. Now it may have solved another…
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Amazon launches its first Kindle e-reader to come with a stylus
Kindle Scribe Kindle Scribe is the tech giant’s first Kindle to come with a stylus – a pen-like device with…
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Get a FREE Echo Dot with the Ring Video Doorbell for just £59.99 at Amazon today
Why wait for Black Friday? Get a FREE Echo Dot with the Ring Video Doorbell for just £59.99 at Amazon…
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Skeletons of 76 children who were SACRIFICED 450 years ago are discovered in Peru
Skeletons of 76 children who were SACRIFICED during six different killing events in 450 years are discovered in Peru: Five…
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Dogs can smell changes in your breath and sweat that indicate you feel under pressure, study finds
Do you ever feel like your dog knows to come over for a cuddle just when you’re starting to feel…
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Asteroid impacts on the moon coincided with some of the largest meteorite impacts on Earth
Asteroid impacts on the moon millions of years ago coincided with some of the largest meteorite impacts on Earth, microscopic…
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‘PERFECT archaeology machine’: Researchers use iPad Pro to ‘revolutionize’ how they preserve Pompeii
Archaeologists working to unlock all the secrets of ancient Pompeii recently used a tool that doesn’t spring to mind when…
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Armored ‘shark’ that lived 439 million years ago is humans’ oldest jawed ancestor
An ancient armored ‘shark’ that roamed the oceans 436 million years ago is believed to be humans’ oldest jawed ancestor…
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Now brace for return of Asian hornets! Warning issued after invasive insects are spotted in the UK
Now brace for return of Asian hornets! Warning issued after invasive insects with nasty sting are spotted in the UK…
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Apple CUTS production of the new iPhone 14 by 6 million units in the second half of 2022
Apple CUTS production of the new iPhone 14 by 6 million units in the second half of 2022: Price hikes…
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Countdown to UK’s first space launch with Virgin Orbit plane to arrive within weeks
The countdown to Britain’s first ever orbital space launch is officially on. A modified Boeing 747 jet is set to arrive…
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Hoofed animals with high sex drives like sheep and pigs are most at risk from stress in captivity
After multiple COVID lockdowns, most of us are all too aware of the consequences of being cooped up all day…
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Richer children are less likely to take risks to secure a prize than their poorer peers, study finds
Rich kids take fewer risks: Children from wealthy backgrounds are less likely to take risks to secure a prize than…
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The first images of DART’s asteroid crash captured by NASA’s LICIACube show impact and debris
After NASA‘s DART spacecraft successfully completed its first planetary defense test last night, the tiny Light Italian Cubesat for Imaging of…
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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is NOT one of America’s ten wealthiest people for the first time since 2015
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is NOT one of America’s ten wealthiest people for the first time since 2015, as mogul…
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Seabird born in 1975 is rediscovered on a Scottish island
A seabird found on an uninhabited island in Orkney is the oldest of its kind, experts reveal. The fulmar –…
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New Amazon warehouse robot can handle ONE THOUSAND items per hour using ‘pinch-grasp’ technology
A new ‘pinch-grasping’ robot system unveiled by Amazon shows the machine deftly grabbing and stowing a wide range of items…
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From ‘nukes’ to an array of mirrors: The wackiest ideas to stop an asteroid hitting Earth
NASA‘s asteroid deflection spacecraft – known as DART – successfully struck a 170-metre wide (560ft) last night, in an attempt to…
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NASA’s DART activates its camera to show the Didymos 6.8 million miles from Earth
NASA’s DART ‘eyes’ its target 6.8 million miles from Earth: Craft activates its camera to show the Didymos asteroid in…
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California will BAN all new gas-fueled furnaces and heaters by 2030 to cut ozone levels
California is set to phase out new natural gas furnaces and heaters by 2030 after a proposal from the California…
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‘Miracle plant’ used by ancient Greeks is rediscovered after it was thought to have gone extinct
A ‘miracle’ plant consumed by ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians that was thought to have been eaten into extinction 2,000…
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Japanese engineers put a pair of googly eyes on a self-driving car
A comic pair of googly eyes on the front of a self-driving car could reduce traffic accidents, a new study suggests. …
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Space experts deliver their verdict on NASA’s DART mission to knock an asteroid off course
Tonight, NASA may just pull off one of its most ambitious feats in its 64-year history. A NASA spacecraft called…
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Stress ‘can make people focus more on their lover’s bad habits’
Stress can make people focus more on their spouse’s bad habits – even married couples who are still in the…
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How to use Apple’s new iOS16 feature to create photo cuts outs on your iPhone
Tech-lovers are sharing an impressive new selfie hack featured on the newest iPhone update. Apple’s iOS 16 update has been…
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Did you fall down a YouTube rabbit hole? Good luck getting out – study shows ‘dislike’ does NOT work
If you’ve ever searched for something innocuous on YouTube but ended up in a rabbit hole of extreme or distasteful…
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Driving posture affects electric scooter riders’ injuries in accidents
Riding posture of electric scooter users increases the risk of head or brain injuries during accidents and collisions, online ‘fail’…
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Dinosaurs were already in decline when the asteroid hit 66 million years ago, study claims
They’re often portrayed as going out with a ‘bang’ after an enormous asteroid hit Earth 66 million years ago. But…
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School uniforms are abundant in toxic ‘forever’ chemicals linked to cancer, infertility and dementia
Beware of… school uniforms! Study discovers they are abundant in toxic ‘forever’ chemicals which are linked to cancer and infertility…
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FIFA 23 Web App release time and new game features
The FIFA 23 Web App launches today, giving Ultimate Team fans the opportunity to get a head start in creating…
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James Webb image captures clearest view of Neptune’s rings in 30 years
Saturn is the planet most people associate with having spectacular rings. But a new image of Neptune – taken by…
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Wearing a VR headset during surgery could reduce the amount of anaesthetic required, study finds
The amount of anaesthetic a surgery patient requires could be reduced if they wear a virtual reality (VR) headset during…
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Stunning image from NASA astronaut captures ‘star trails in space’ from the ISS
Incredible image from NASA astronaut captures ‘star trails in space’ on board the International Space Station A NASA astronaut captured…
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Hatred of green vegetables begins in the WOMB! Babies smile for carrots but grimace for kale
Hatred of green vegetables begins in the WOMB! 4D ultrasound scans reveal babies smile when their mum eats carrots –…
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‘Rewilding’ cities by creating nature corridors could protect humanity against climate change
‘Rewilding’ cities by creating nature corridors and wild spaces could protect humanity against the worst impacts of climate change, a…
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Men with big penises and trimmed pubic hair are seen as more extroverted, study finds
Men are often told ‘the bigger the better’ when it comes to penis size. And a new study suggests this…
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How over 400 British species have become extinct over the past 200 years
Britain has lost almost half of its biodiversity since the Industrial Revolution and more than 400 species over the last…
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Men who eat meat should be BANNED from having sex to save the planet, animal rights group claims
All men who eat meat should be banned from having sex, according to an animal rights group which claims that…
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Best hidden features of Apple’s iOS 16 update – including photo cutouts and lockdown mode
Apple’s latest software update – iOS 16 – was made available for all iPhone models from the iPhone 8 up last…
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NASA’s Juno probe snaps stunning photo of Jupiter’s clouds that look like frosting on a cupcake
Like frosting on a cupcake! Swirls and peaks of Jupiter’s clouds are seen in incredible detail in stunning new 3D…
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