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This Incredible 4K Video Of The Sun Took NASA 300 Hours To Make
Launched in 2010, the SDO monitors the Sun 24/7 to better understand how it affects our Earth. To highlight the different temperatures of solar materials, SDO captures footage...
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Nine Out Of Ten Of The Internet?s Top Websites Are Leaking Your Data
Tim Libert, a privacy researcher with the University of Pennsylvania, has published new peer-reviewed research that sought to quantify all the “privacy compromising mech...
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Is About To Get a Precarious Memory Wipe
Prior to its Aug. 12, 2005 launch, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) was loaded up with 10 years’ worth of data projecting the future positions of Earth and...
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Hacking Team Is Back With A Bold Pitch To Police
Hacking Team, the infamous spyware vendor that was hacked earlier this year, is now pitching its products to help US law enforcement get around its encryption problem with hac...
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How South Korea Imagines The Future Of Cars
Visitors travelling along the vast network of roads at Kia and Hyundai’s Namyang R&D centre are told not to take pictures. The facility, a two-and-a-half-hour drive ...
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‘We Were So Surprised’: Researchers Detect Oxygen On Rosetta’s Comet
Rosetta’s ROSINA instrument—a mass spectrometer—detected O2 in the icy body’s coma, the cloud of gas and dust and other space stuff around Comet 67P/Ch...
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SpaceX Says There’s ‘Not a Lot of Effort’ Going into Satellite Internet Plan
SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer Gwynne Shotwell pumped the brakes on the company’s audacious plan to launch 4,000 internet-providing satellites into orbit T...
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Microbes From Human Skin Have Colonized The ISS
Researchers led by Kasthuri Venkateswaran, a molecular biologist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, studied dust particles collected from ISS vacuums and air filters a...
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How Synthetic Lifeforms Will Help Us Survive On and Off Earth
“It’s a fixer-upper of a planet,” Musk told Stephen Colbert on a recent episode of The Late Show. “First you have to live in transparent domes, but eve...
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India Can Guide Africa In Capacity Building For Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
The current development agenda is driven by five transformative shifts: to leave no one behind; to put sustainable development at the core; to transform economies for jobs and...
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