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10.03.2018 Viewed: 55
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FACTS ABOUT THE JFK ASSASSINATION
John F. Kennedy, 35th president of the United States, was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963, in Dallas.
10.03.2018 Viewed: 61
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US QUIETLY ALLOWS IMPORT OF SOME ELEPHANT TROPHIES
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has announced it will consider applications to import elephant trophies on a case-by-case basis. This contradicts the comments made by President Trump as recently as January 2018.
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HERE'S A LION GETTING A CAT SCAN
A big cat just got a CAT scan.

09.03.2018 Viewed: 80
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SPACECRAFT COULD NUKE DANGEROUS ASTEROID TO DEFEND EARTH
The next time a hazardous asteroid lines Earth up in its crosshairs, we may be ready for the threat.

Scientists and engineers with the U.S.
09.03.2018 Viewed: 141
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GERMAN CULTURE: FACTS, CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS

Germans place a high value on hard work, precision and order, and have made tremendous contributions to engineering, classical music and beer. Here is an overview of German customs, traditions and values.

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ROMAN MILITARY COMMANDER'S SPRAWLING HOME FOUND BENEATH SUBWAY SYSTEM
Archaeologists in Rome have discovered the remains of a sprawling residence of a Roman military commander dating back 1,900 years and holding several rooms covered in ornate mosaic floors with geometric patterns, along with pools and fountains.
08.03.2018 Viewed: 106
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THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY’S NEW ION THRUSTER “BREATHES” AIR
It could help us keep craft in space longer than we thought possible.
08.03.2018 Viewed: 77
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GOOGLE IS HELPING THE AIR FORCE ANALYZE DRONE FOOTAGE WITH AI
Since April 2017, the US Department of Defense has been pursuing ways to take advantage of machine learning and artificial intelligence via Project Maven. Now, it's emerged that Google has been collaborating with the agency.
08.03.2018 Viewed: 72
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GRAPHENE COULD BE THE SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENTISTS ALWAYS DREAMED OF
Graphene seems to have endlessly remarkable abilities. In two new papers, researchers found that by sandwiching two layers of graphene and twisting them, the material becomes a superconductor.
07.03.2018 Viewed: 82
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WE NOW KNOW WHAT LIES BENEATH JUPITER’S CLOUDS
Scientists have long wondered what lies beneath Jupiter's surface. Now, using data from NASA's Juno mission, four research teams have published studies revealing incredible new information about the gas giant.