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April 14, 20190Comments

Nexus Junction (Poem) examining the aspects and impacts of A.I., Machinery and humanity

Nexus Junction A new technology in essence Accessibility for everybody, the Harsh reality is availability to A financially blessed few There’s no spinal misalignment A process...

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April 11, 20190Comments

The first ever black hole photo

In the framework of the international project Event Horizon Telescope, astronomers for the first time in the entire history of observations managed to get a snapshot of a...

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April 11, 20190Comments

Messier 87 – supergiant elliptical galaxy

Messier 87 (Virgo A, NGC 4486) is a supergiant elliptical galaxy, at a distance of 53.5 million light-years from Earth. It occupies a place in the constellation Virgo, and in...

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April 10, 20190Comments

A Fundamental & Life-Sustaining Truth about bringing Children into Today’s World.

However, the fear certainly lingers. It whispers at me as I watch my daughter greet the world with soft hands and big eyes. It screams at me as I listen to national and...

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April 10, 20190Comments

Screening Surveillance: three short science fiction films about surveillance, with accompanying classroom materials

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada funded Screening Surveillance project: a trio of Creative Commons licensed short science fiction films about “everyday...

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April 9, 20190Comments

Melting glaciers is gaining momentum around the world

The melting of glaciers around the world over the past half century, excluding ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, has led to a 27-millimeter rise in sea level and loss of...

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April 8, 20190Comments

Hera mission will help to change asteroid trajectory

The next European asteroid mission, which can be launched in 2023, will use the same navigation principles as unmanned vehicles. This mission to protect the planet from an...

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April 8, 20190Comments

Exoplanet KOI-3010.01 is considered habitable with a probability of 84%

In 2011, using the transit method, the Kepler mission found a planet around the star KOI-3010. This world seems especially attractive to researchers because of characteristics...

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April 5, 20190Comments

An ancient Cetacean, four-legged whale, bones was discovered

Cetaceans, a group of whales and dolphins, appeared in South Asia more than 50 million years ago from a small four-legged hoofed ancestor. Now, in a study in Current Biology,...

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April 5, 20190Comments

A fragment of the planet that survived the death of a star has been discovered

Heavy metals, iron and nickel, allowed a fragment of the dead planet to survive the destruction of the planetary system, said astronomers at Warwick University (UK) in the...

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