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Meteoroid Impact Triggers Bright Flash on the Moon
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Carlene
- 3 days ago - news.yahoo.com
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Carlene
- 3 days ago - news.yahoo.com
An automated telescope monitoring the moon has captured images of an 88-pound (40 kg) rock slamming into the lunar surface, creating a bright flash of light, NASA scientists said on Friday.
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JL
- 20 hours ago - delimiter.com.au
Australia's financial regulator has started requiring ISPs to block websites suspected of providing fraudulent financial opportunities, opening the door for other agencies to unilaterally block sites they deem questionable.
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Joseph
- 3 days ago - worldwidehippies.com
If you were looking up at the Moon on March 17, 2013 at 03:50:55 UTC, you might have seen one of the brightest "lunar flashes" ever witnessed. And it would have been visible with just the naked eye.
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Roxie
- 5 days ago - cyberguerrilla.org
The more you know the better. These laws are very useful to know, the laws I will be talking about are: Spam, Fraud, Harassment and threats. The laws are very useful, if you ever got in any trouble this may help you.
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Judy
- 6 days ago - npr.org
Bees, after all, could build honeycombs from rectangles or squares or triangles ...
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Kathy
- 6 days ago - kplu.org
Solved! A bee-buzzing, honey-licking 2,000-year-old mystery that begins here, with this beehive. Look at the honeycomb in the photo and ask yourself: (I know you've been wondering this all your life, but have been too shy to ask out loud ... ) Why is ever
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Giana
- 6 days ago - news.yahoo.com
Astronaut Chris Hadfield beamed back incredible photographs of Earth from aboard the International Space Station, where he had been stationed since March. Hadfield made his way back home to Earth on May 13. Memorable photos.
'Einstein's Planet': New Alien World Revealed By Relativity
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Carlene
- 6 days ago - news.yahoo.com
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Carlene
- 6 days ago - news.yahoo.com
Einstein's special relativity has proven more useful than ever, as scientists have now used it to discover an alien planet around another star.
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JL
- 8 days ago - accessnow.org
World Press Freedom Day, a day to celebrate the fundamental principles of independent media. But WPFD is also an opportunity to pay attention to where press freedom is under attack around the world-and the increasing tendency of those attacks to occur on
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JL
- 9 days ago - washingtonpost.com
In addition to Indo-European, the language families included Altaic (whose modern members include Turkish, Uzbek and Mongolian); Chukchi-Kamchatkan (languages of far northeastern Siberia); Dravidian (languages of south India); Inuit-Yupik (Arctic languag
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