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15.01.2021 Viewed: 21
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THE PLANET IS DYING FASTER THAN WE THOUGHT

A triple-threat of climate change, biodiversity loss and overpopulation is bearing down on Earth, a new paper from 17 scientists warns.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 33
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MIT UNVEILS DESIGN FOR HYBRID-ELECTRIC AIRLINER
A new design would convert a Boeing 737 to hybrid power, like a Prius.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 24
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SPACEX’S “DARKENED” SATELLITES STILL MESSING UP RESEARCH, ASTRONOMERS SAY
The Starlink Darksats are better, but not good enough.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 36
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MYSTERY OF MASSIVE, TRAIN-STOPPING MILLIPEDE SWARMS SOLVED

For over a century, hundreds to thousands of poisonous millipedes have swarmed train tracks in the thick, forested mountains of Japan, forcing trains to grind to a halt
14.01.2021 Viewed: 35
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STASH OF LATE MEDIEVAL GOLD COINS DISCOVERED ON A FARM IN HUNGARY

In the 16th century, an attack from the Ottoman Empire may have prompted panicked Hungarians to bury a stash of valuable silver and gold coins.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 25
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BLUE ORIGIN’S NEW SHEPARD PULLS OFF SPECTACULAR TEST LAUNCH
A sensor-laden, human-sized dummy collected data from inside the cabin.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 30
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ANDREW YANG PROPOSES BASIC INCOME FOR NEW YORK CITY
Should New Yorkers get direct payments from the government?
14.01.2021 Viewed: 34
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ELECTRIC EELS CAN SUPERCHARGE THEIR ATTACKS BY WORKING TOGETHER

Electric eels have been observed in the Amazon hunting in groups for the first time. By working together, they can send fish flying with a supercharged jolt of electricity.
14.01.2021 Viewed: 34
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MASSIVE HUNTSMAN SPIDERS EAT TREE FROGS AFTER LURING THEM INTO LEAF TRAPS

Huntsman spiders eat tree frogs, and may catch the frogs by enticing them with silk-stitched leaf traps.
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THIS MIGHT BE THE FASTEST MAGNETAR IN THE WHOLE GALAXY

A rapidly twirling, ultramagnetic 500-year-old infant has been spotted zipping at never-before-seen speeds through the Milky Way. It belongs to a super-rare flavor of super-rare star.