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11.07.2023 Viewed: 27
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APPLE IS KILLING ‘MY PHOTO STREAM.’ SHOULD YOU CARE?
This Apple service will no longer sync your photos.
10.07.2023 Viewed: 23
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AI FORECASTS COULD HELP US PLAN FOR A WORLD WITH MORE EXTREME WEATHER
One tool predicted global patterns 10,000 times faster than traditional methods without sacrificing accuracy.
10.07.2023 Viewed: 21
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SCIENTISTS THINK THEY SAW AN ASTEROID CRASH INTO A DEAD STAR — AND RELEASE ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST EXPLOSIONS IN THE UNIVERSE

Astronomers proposed a new mechanism behind mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs), and it involves unlucky asteroids crashing into neutron stars.
10.07.2023 Viewed: 33
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JAMES WEBB SPOTS OLDEST SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLE EVER
10.07.2023 Viewed: 28
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CELLS HAVE SOME CLEVER TRICKS FOR COPYING DNA
As cells divide, they must copy all of their chromosomes once and only once, or chaos would ensue. How do they do it?
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JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE DISCOVERS THE OLDEST ACTIVE BLACK HOLE IN THE KNOWN UNIVERSE

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a feeding supermassive black hole from when the universe was less than 600 million years old.
10.07.2023 Viewed: 22
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ASTRONOMERS OBSERVE MIND-BLOWING TIME DILATION IN THE ANCIENT YEARS OF THE UNIVERSE
By observing quasars from 12 billion years ago, astronomers have seen the universe flow in slow-mo, thanks to wonky time dilation.
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FUMING ELON MUSK LASHES OUT AT MARK ZUCKERBERG AS TWITTER KILLER APP THRIVES
10.07.2023 Viewed: 38
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REALISTIC ROBOT AWKWARDLY DODGES QUESTION WHEN ASKED IF IT WILL REBEL AGAINST HUMANS
An incredibly life-like humanoid robot had a bit of a dodgy answer when asked if it would rebel against its human creators.
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MALE MONKEYS ON TINY ISLAND HAVE WAY MORE SEX WITH EACH OTHER THAN FEMALES, SCIENTISTS DISCOVER

The rhesus macaques on Cayo Santiago that engaged in same-sex behavior were also found to have more babies, indicating an evolutionary advantage.