Selasa, 26 Desember 2017

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As-it-happens update December 26, 2017
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For those who looked up at the stars above Los Angeles, California, on Friday night, there may have been a surprising sight: a bright, flying object leaving a wide, white trail.
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The Great American Eclipse of August 2017 left a 'wake' in the Earth's upper atmosphere, the way a ship does when it moves through water.
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It's unclear if Santa himself made any deliveries to the NASA astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) in time for Christmas Day.
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Trends also suggest that we are heading in the directions predicted by the Baba Vanga as US economy is on the decline and economy of China is continously rising at an unprecedented pace.
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The detection of the fiery crash of two neutron stars at the Hanford LIGO and other observatories this summer has upended one theory about the universe.
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Over the past few months, a shape of the Earth has been debated about quite a lot. While most believe the Earth is round, conspiracy theorists say that Earth is round, and the modern flat earth societies say that the Earth is an oblate spheroid.
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Space is great, and it is very fun to have an agency that funds research missions to explore things far from our little planet. NASA has announced two new potential robotic missions: one to the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and one to Saturn's moon ...
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New York, Dec 26 (IANS) Floating a new theory about the birth of our solar system, a new study says that it could have formed in the bubbles produced by a giant, long-dead star which was more than 40 to 50 times the size of our own Sun.
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Physicists have done the seemingly impossible: found a way to track mysterious quantum particles even when those particles aren't being directly observed.
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The researchers found the star's temperature to be about 5,330 degrees Celsius -- only slightly cooler than our Sun's. The study also showed that the star could be relatively young.
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