Rabu, 27 Desember 2017

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As-it-happens update December 27, 2017
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'FIERY' SIGHT: A suspected meteor that streaked across the northern New England sky last night, captivating viewers, was captured by the Mount Agamenticus webcam.
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Like ​The Atlantic? Subscribe to ​The Atlantic Daily​, our free weekday email newsletter. The year 2017 has turned out to be a good one for rocket science in the United States.
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A SpaceX rocket that soared over a Southern California freeway Friday generated plenty of "oohs" and "aahs" - and a three-car pile-up.
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In another example of how new technology can help further science, researchers have finally been able to verify the occurrence of a phenomenon that was theorized about 40 years ago, in the 1970s.
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A blind mystic who many claim predicted 9/11, the rise of ISIS, the Boxing day tsumani and Brexit also foresaw two major events in 2018.
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The private spaceflight industry made some big leaps, the Trump administration announced a familiar destination for U.S. astronauts, and a venerable NASA spacecraft that fundamentally altered our understanding of habitable worlds met its fiery end.
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American crew members spent Christmas 2017 opening presents under an artificial tree. They also enjoyed a special holiday dinner and movie night.
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Keeping up with new developments in science, tech, and innovation during 2017 was a bit like trying to tread water during a tsunami.
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Scientists have made a startling discovery about a population of yellow-headed birds from the Amazon rainforest. The birds, known as golden-crowned manakins, are the first-known avian species to have originated from the hybrid offspring of two other ...
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On Monday, the British tabloid The Daily Mail introduced us to "hollow-Earthers," who they say may number in the thousands and believe, yes, that the Earth is empty inside.
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