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TONGA ERUPTION WAS SO INTENSE, IT CAUSED THE ATMOSPHERE TO RING LIKE A BELL
The volcanic eruption in Tonga generated pressure waves in the atmosphere that quickly spread around the world.
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JAPANESE SUBMARINE, SUNK IN WWII AND LATER BOMBED BY SALVAGER, IS VR READY
The wreck of a WWII Japanese submarine that was bombed with explosives 30 years later by an angry salvager is the subject of a virtual reality video.
23.01.2022
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SCIENTISTS PROPOSE CREATING MECHANICAL TREES TO SUCK UP EVIL CARBON DIOXIDE
Arizona State University professor Klaus Lackner created mechanical trees to soak up carbon dioxide and mitigate climate change.
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JETPACK BUILDER COMPLAINS THAT NOBODY WANTS TO BUY HIS JETPACKS
Australian inventor David Mayman has flown his jetpack all over the world but sales are a failure becase of its practicality, weight and risk.
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WHAT IS THE LONGEST POSSIBLE WALK ON EARTH?
How long could you walk in a straight line? What if the path meandered?
22.01.2022
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SCIENTISTS DISCOVER BLACK HOLE THAT’S CREATING STARS INSTEAD OF DEVOURING THEM
The Hubble Space Telescope found a star formation in a dwarf starburst galaxy. The black hole in the center may have actually created the star formation.
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THE CRYPTO CRASH HAS DESTROYED A TRILLION DOLLARS IN WEALTH
The aggregate crypto market has lost more than $1 trillion in a crash since late last year, and some experts argue regulation is the solution.
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OZZY OSBOURNE’S NFT COMPANY GOT A BUNCH OF HIS FOLLOWERS SCAMMED OUT OF THEIR MONEY
Ozzy Osbourne and his NFT project CryptoBatz posted a tweet that led to people beign scammed out of thousands of dollars with little recourse.
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LAB MONKEYS ESCAPE AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA
At least one monkey destined for a laboratory was still on the loose in Pennsylvania on Saturday morning after it escaped from a wrecked truck.
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RUINS OF BUSTLING ROMAN TOWN DISCOVERED IN UK
Archaeologists in the U.K. discovered the remains of a once bustling Roman market town.
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